Nothing wrong with baby food, except it's expensive and bland. Watch out too, many of them have loads of sugar in them. I read the ingredients when my son was born and decided right then and there to make my own food for him.
I would whir up a batch of fresh fruit, or chicken, or whatever, freeze it in ice cube trays, and put them into baggies in the freezer. I'd grab cubes, throw them in a small Tupperware carrier and by lunch time they'd be thawed and ready to eat. I did some of that after my sleeve too.

Good luck with your surgery. nothing wrong with a little nervous ......I always tell people I dont think I was nervous enough......

I am 4 yrs post op and 2 yrs post revision but for both doctors they did not allow baby food .......I don't remember if it was the sugar like MN said or .....I'm sorry but Id suggest for that you check with the nut at your doctors office they may have specifics for your eating plan.......mine gave us a sheet for the weeks that you are healing and tapering back up to normal for bariatric patients eating...........actually both my programs had things that they would be particular about the one im with now does not allow shakes after week 3 the first one allows them forever if you wish. go figure.

Best wishes for an uneventful surgical procedure and a smooth recovery. :)

i am 7 wks post op, my doctor didn't allow baby food...to much sugar, not enough protein. I bought a ninja for myself for Christmas, I would make soups up and puree them, put some into small containers and I also put about 4 tablespoons into snack size baggie then would put those into a quart freezer bag, I had meals for the weeks before and after surgery and It was stuff I knew what was in it and knew I liked! I also bought pb2(powdered peanut butter) and premade protein shakes(atkins and premier protein) I could put 2-4 oz of shake in my ninja with the powdered peanut butter and a few ice cubes for a frosty shake. I did buy protein pudding from bariatric choice, but found it hard to get down because I could smell the protein in it. Once soft foods were allowed a couple of favorites were a rip avocado mashed with lime, garlic powder and a tuna can size of chicken all mashed together, that would be lunch or dinner for a couple of times. I also liked to soften some cream cheese add salsa(I make and can my own) with the chicken (I could stuff that into corn shells for the family) and eat mine on my plate with a little mexican cheese on top. Good Luck! I am still learning

It is less expensive to pure regular food and eat soft foods. Chewing everything to mush pures it anyway