Actually I was just looking at some information on iron to compare which meats are highest in iron (since babies have a high iron need after 6 months and my baby was recently eating a lot of turkey from Thanksgiving instead of red meat like beef or lamb) and I just found out that the iron in eggs is non-heme iron which makes it much less absorbable than the heme iron in meat.  All this time I thought she was getting decent iron from the eggs I was feeding her but come to find out she might not actually be getting as much iron as I thought! 

It looks as though Vitamin C should help facilitate the absorption of the non-heme iron in the eggs though, but it doesn't look like there's any vit c in the eggs themselves.. so I was thinking of pairing her meals with eggs with some fruit for the vitamin C.. and yet finding that the fruits highest in vit c are not that easy for a baby to digest!  Orange seems to be too acidic and can irritate their digestive system and I'm not sure about bell peppers considering they're a nightshade like tomato and potato and those should be avoided shouldn't they?  I also read things like apples are hard for babies to digest because of the pectin or something, and should be cooked before feeding to the baby.. but I'd of course like to try keeping her diet as raw as possible and to avoid cooking where I can, plus doesn't cooking easily destroy vit c thus defeating the purpose of adding the fruit in the first place?

So I'm in a bit of a conundrum at the moment, wondering if anyone has any suggestions for fruits or other foods that are high in vitamin C but easy enough for my baby to digest raw?  She turned 9 months old on Thanksgiving Day so she'll be turning 10 months soon, so whatever is appropriate for her age or below? (since I might have more children in the future and will need to know this information for them as well)

There are multiple factors to consider; if you are able to obtain the optimal ingredients for home made raw dairy formula like recommended by AV, then weaning off breast milk earlier would be an option.

Even if your diet isn’t optimal, the alternatives to breast milk are usually not either. If you could wean the baby onto healthier foods than you regularly eat then weaning earlier makes sense. Much of it depends on how you plan on feeding the baby.

Your breast milk, even if not produced from an ideal diet, will still help the child to adapt to a world in which very few people live that idealistic lifestyle. So a combination of your breast milk with quality raw foods until around age three would be a good compromise.

I agree about the suggestions sucking!  The very first food I ever gave my baby was the runny egg yolk from my backyard chickens at like 4 or 5 months old.  Second food I believe was avocado.  I forget what was next after that, I think my husband let her chew on some of his fruit, but she started eating beef and chicken very soon after as well. 

Hello JJ.
Sorry for the answer delay ! I was quite busy.
(I hope to be able to check this forum at least once a week.)

I feel delighted to see your post ! I also live in France (in Rambouillet, near Paris).

Then I suggest that you update your request in that other thread.
(I hesitated to answer, due to your mentioned location. I would have done it, after a while, in any case.)

I have been eating raw meat for 5 years and would love to connect with like-minded people who understand the point of eating raw animal foods !

Well, that's understandable ! 

Would you like to meet some time?

Sure, but I very rarely go to Paris area. If I would, then I'll keep you informed.

Or do you know anyone interested in raw foods in Paris region by any chance?

Not directly, but I know a guy living there that could help you connect to some people (but they're probably old)...
Oh wait, 2 former friends of mine just installed there. So I will ask them. Please send me your coordinates by PM.

Have you tried to look at the French primal diet, or keto/carnivore groups/forums, on FB for examples ?
The (French) primal dieters eat raw meat. Among keto/carnivore folks, it looks rarer.

BTW, last week I stumbled upon a video by the (in)famous Sverige/Goatis, where he explains why raw meat is better than cooked.
 

Regarding your health, what are you eating these days precisely ?

Well, since 10 days I'm giving a try to pure (raw) carnivore diet... but failing to practice it rigorously !
(I understand, while writing now, that I should keep a journal.)

I eat lots of (salted) fatty beef meat (either once, twice or thrice a day ; generally twice a day).
I was able to eat only (salted) fatty meat (and nothing else) for one day or two in a row, not more.
Then some fruits, mainly oranges and clementines again (in addition to fatty meat).
Then again just meat... and fruits (+meat)... and just meat... and fruits/honey+meat...

So I'm not yet in ketogenic state. I wonder if I'll be able to switch completely... I hope so, because I'd like to give it a try !

But I'm not yet well organized for that. I would need a dedicated fridge.
And to go to the mountains buy some high-quality meat. (I know a good butcher and cattle raiser, but far away.)

Also, my preferred local butcher (who sells good-quality beef) had a shortage of fatty beef meat last Saturday, so I ate only fruits for one day and a half, and then I had to go to an hypermarket to find some beef meat. (I hope I'm not poisoning myself, eating that !)

BTW, I got sick (sinusitis) on Sunday, after a long walk with a friend on Saturday. Probably not the famous "keto flu", as I'm not yet in that state.
This kind of symptoms, a "detox", could be either the sign of a good cleaning thanks to the great amount of meat/fat, or the sign of an intox because the quality is not perfect... always difficult to say !

Dear Phenix,

I feel delighted to see your post ! I also live in France (in Rambouillet, near Paris).
I have been eating raw meat for 5 years and would love to connect with like-minded people who understand the point of eating raw animal foods !
Would you like to meet some time? Or do you know anyone interested in raw foods in Paris region by any chance?

Regarding your health, what are you eating these days precisely ?

Best regards.