Here is a video on how to cut strawberries into half. I also took some photos so you can see how it looks after cutting the strawberry.
How To Cut Strawberries For Child
This is a video for 8 month old child to learn how to cut strawberries. This skill is very important to learn for the baby. And the best way to learn it is at the right time. When the child is about 2 to 3 years old, then it will be ready to learn this skill.
How to cut strawberries for 8 month old
Putting the strawberries in a bowl, cut the strawberries in half. Put the strawberries in a refrigerator. Let the strawberries soak up the juice, but don’t completely cover the strawberries. Wash the strawberries and cut the strawberries in half. Set the bowl of strawberries in a refrigerator. Put 1 cup of ice and 6 tablespoons of sugar. Mix the ingredients. Then put the bowl of ice in the refrigerator for 24 hours. Put the strawberries in the fridge. Cut the strawberries in half.
Tips for Cutting Strawberries
If you want to cut strawberries into small pieces for an 8-month-old’s meal, here are some tips for you. Cutting the top off is important, otherwise you might end up with mouthfuls that are too big. Make sure the knife is sharp and firm, and be careful not to cut yourself. And be sure to cut the stem, as the fruit is usually edible.
How to store Strawberries
Strawberries should be stored in the refrigerator. Once they are out of the refrigerator, place them in the vegetable crisper of your refrigerator. If you can’t fit them in the crisper, then place them in a bowl. Keep them in a plastic bag or in a container with a lid. If you have a freezer, put them in a freezer bag or container. Strawberries that are not stored properly will rot in a few days. To prevent them from getting moldy, cut off the bottom of the fruit so that it is standing up. Also, take a toothpick and poke some holes in them.
Which Way to Put Strawberries in Tupperware?
When you buy strawberries from the grocery store, they are always packed in plastic. Although plastic-wrapped strawberries will last longer than loose ones, they are a little difficult to eat. I like to put strawberries in a tupperware container before I pack them in my child’s lunch box. This way, they will last a little longer in the refrigerator, and I can pack them into the tupperware container before they go into my child’s lunch box. If you put the strawberries in a tupperware container first, they will last a little longer, which makes them more convenient to eat.