The goal of Japanese-style weaning is to help children develop normally and avoid obesity, even when they are adults. The menu of Japanese-style weaning often focuses on dishes made from vegetables as well as the balance and harmony of other nutritional ingredients.

Anorexia, laziness to eat, children not interested in food when forced by parents can affect the child's psychology. In these cases, parents can apply the method of baby-led weaning so that they no longer have to struggle to grind, mash food as well as patiently sit and feed the child spoon by spoon.

Introducing your baby to finger foods can be a fun, yet sometimes stressful experience. However, if parents have the knowledge of how to prepare food or choose delicious dishes for their baby to eat with their fingers, these will be extremely exciting culinary discoveries in their child's early years.