What can my 11 month old eat that he won’t choke on?

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I’m terrified to give him any food because I don’t want him to choke.
Edit- he absolutely REFUSES to eat any baby food. I’ve tried every flavor since 6 months (I’m not dumb) I’ve tried mashed potatoes, green beens, eggs, ham, chicken, fruits, and anything else you can think of. He isn’t interested and won’t let me put anything near his mouth. 
I was just asking in case there was anything new I could try without me worrying about him choking because I’m out of Ideas

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You should have been giving him finger food from 6 months..

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Remmeber the difference between choking and gagging. Gagging on food is how they learn to eat.

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You absolutely should start solids. Solids before one is not just for fun as many think. Baby should have started solids at 6 months and all signs of readiness.
You should have started with purées stage one and gone through the stages. Stage one purée is basically thicker paste like food. Stage two solids are a bit thicker and stage 3 solids have chunks of food , small and safe enough for baby to eat. At 11 months baby can have soft steemed veggies ,mashed potatoes, baked potatoes, chicken cut small in all reality by age one , a baby can have most foods as long as they cut small enough and veggies are steemed to be soft.
6 to 8 months: Single-ingredient finger foods
Whether you've begun with purees or are starting solids just with finger foods, may babies enjoy experimenting with self-feeding from an early age. Don't offer any hard, raw foods, such as apple slices or carrot sticks at this point. Make sure fruits and veggies are soft enough to mash with gentle pressure between your thumb and forefinger.
9 to 12 months: Chopped, ground, or mashed foods
As soon as your child is able, transition him away from smooth purees. Incorporate more finger foods and make sure there's texture in any mash. It's also safe to feed your child soft rice and casseroles at this point.
Solid Foods Not to Give Baby
You should avoid giving infants the following foods:
Honey: It can cause botulism, a serious illness, if introduced too early.
Cow's Milk: Stick with breast milk and formula as a primary beverage until your baby is a year old. It's fine to use cow's milk in cooking or baking, though.
Nuts, Popcorn, Whole Grapes, and Globs of Nut Butter: These foods are choking hazards.

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Bite sized foods. Anything you eat but cut up.

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You haven't started solids yet?

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Look into baby lead weaning. You’re past the time when people start but it will give you ideas of the best types of food and how to cut food for your baby.
Also, gagging is normal when kids start eating. It takes them a while to learn how to chew and swallow properly.

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Just offer anything that you are eating.

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Purées, really soft steamed vegetables like carrots cut into small pieces, a favorite snack for my son at that time was these “creamies” that were coconut milk fruit little disc snacks that melted so I didn’t have to worry about choking

What can my 11 month old eat that he won’t choke on?

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