13 Month Old (Not) Willing to Try New Foods

At this age, he can eat what you eat, with the exception of really spicy or hard things. Cut stuff in tiny pieces, and offer him a little at a time. Kids need to see the same stuff 8-10 times on average before they'll actually put it in their mouth, so be patient. Canned fruit, green beans, chicken, lunch meat, sweet potato chunks, scrambled eggs, cheese, yogurt, avocado, zucchini (almost NO flavor), the list is endless. Ditch the baby food, and he'll be more willing to try other things. (Have you tasted that stuff?) The second year, moms start worrying that babies are not getting enough food to live, so you're not alone.

Hi
Food is important.
Your son eat a lot of things which is very good.
(Many mother would want their child to eat like your son)
Apple I highly recommend eating ground.
Have a wonderful weekend
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I'd ditch the baby food unless it's for convenience sake when you're out. Otherwise most of the stuff (esp meat) is kind of gross.
Try ground beef sauted and well drained. More solid cuts of meat are often hard for babies to chew even when they are cut small. I added a little cheese to scrambled eggs (still do) and my son loved it. For pasta I started with whole wheat couscous since it was nice and small and worked up from there. For veggies, steam stuff (in the microwave is super fast and easy) then service a few pieces at a time and let him decide if he eats it or not. Just keep offering. I keep it in the fridge and he'll eat a lot, some or none depending on his mood. Just don't make too big a deal of what he chooses to eat (or not).