I want to introduce meats, but how should I start?

Hello! The doctor’s office is closed, and I have a question for you. My daughter is 6 months old and has been eating fruits, vegetables and cereals since she was four months. I want to start with meats! What should I start with? Egg yolks? I make all my own purées! But I am worried about making meat purées. Should I buy them premade? Do I give it to her just once a day? Thanks, from a mother who is a little lost in this new world!

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