HI,
Please suggest me healthy food for my baby.
Thanks

You might like to start with some things that you find on the following search that is outlined in the following link. I hope that it is helpful to you.

healthy baby food - Google Search (http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&safe=off&q=healthy+baby+food)

Depending on the age of your baby, healthy eating habits are started now. If you want to make home made food, here some rules;
Peel skin from fruits or veggies
steam or cook in boiling water
Bake potato and apples in skin and then scoop out flesh for purée
don't add salt or pepper
blend all cooked food into a purée consistency
mix food with water, formula or milk to get a smooth texture
Give foods 1 x a day to start at first and offer just a couple of tablespoons, build from here
Purée some of these into baby rice cereal or try by themselves, steam or lightly boil the veggies first; Soft pears, apple, potato, cauliflower, carrot, sweet potato, green peas, broccoli, mashed banana, mashed avocado.
Children do need whole grains, fresh fruits and fresh veggies, they need calcium for bone growth, as well as protein from fish, poultry, eggs, and meat for vitamins and minerals. Almost any food can be put into a food processor and blended to the correct consistency for your babies age. They don't need large amounts of sugar watch out for fruit juices, try and make your own, this way there's no added, unnecessary sugars. Watch intake of fats, give them healthy finger foods, not french fries. Don't add cereal to their milk at night, it can actually wind them up even more, instead of sleeping.

You might also like to look through this lady's site she has some wonderful books that available world wide.

Annabel Karmel (http://www.annabelkarmel.com/)

I home cook probably 90% of the time for my little girl and she would always have trouble with the size of the vegetable slices, as I never really knew how fine to chop them. I saw the article http://www.babyandtoddlerfood.com/annabel_karmel_meat_and_rice.php and then started to finely chop the vegetable, making almost a mush, which she relishes. I think more recipes should be accompanied by closeup photos so we can all see how fine ingredients are chopped, or not

Annabel Karmel, Tasty Rice with Meat and Vegetables (http://www.babyandtoddlerfood.com/annabel_karmel_meat_and_rice.php)