Avoid feeding the baby leftovers to prevent all chances of food poisoning. Some farms use 500 pounds of pesticide per acre. By the nature of the fruit, it is also hard to scrub the pesticides off the outside without destroying the cosmetic appeal of the fruit. Imported strawberries may be even less scrutinized. Just don't eat strawberries unless you or a friend raise them.
Rice is a major snack ingredient in baby food cereal because it is low in allergy activity.
But rice is very bad about drawing contaminates from the soil, and foreign rice farmers have little or no restriction on them. If you can afford it, buy natural or wild rice. Also, soaking the rice and rinsing it can help. Basmatti rice has been aged, so the half life of the pesticides may be more reduced by time. In 1994, the FDA found so much contamination in Cheerios that General Mills had to destroy a major quantity of the product in their warehouses.