Forget the mush and surprise your baby with a new taste and texture by offering whole peas. Green peas can be steamed, boiled, or simply offered frozen. Aside from wonderful nutrition, frozen peas provide relief for teething gums. Even when frozen, green peas are not a choking hazard because of their small size.Click to see full answer. Keeping this in view, can a 9 month old eat whole peas?Steamed fresh frozen organic peas are my 15-month-old’s favorite! Super-easy to steam or defrost, they are the perfect size for tiny fingers to pick up, and can easily be mashed by infant gums. When you introduce babies early and often to green veggies, they will eat more veggies for life!Also, can babies choke on beans? Beans (green, string, lima, kidney, and others the size of a marble or larger). Mash before serving. Peas. Although peas are small individually, a child who eats more than one pea at a time may choke. Furthermore, how do I give peas to my baby? Puree peas in a food processor or blender until smooth. Add water as needed to reach desired consistency. For chunkier pea puree, which is ideal for babies 10 months or older, mash the peas with a potato masher instead of pureeing them.What size is a choking hazard for babies? Choking on Toys/Household Items Any toy that is small enough to fit through a 1-1/4-inch circle or is smaller than 2-1/4 inches long is unsafe for children under 4 years old.