The present study was carried out to develop cereal and legumes based supplementary food from indigenous raw materials for young children and to estimate the chemical composition, physical properties and sensory assessment of five formulas of complementary infant foods. These formulas were compared with commercial one namely Nestle Cerelac product. The results indicated that the protein contents of all prepared formulas range from (15.00 to 26.13%), the fat contents being (2.95 to 3.31%), the fiber content were (3.57 to 3.85%). Also, the ash content was recorded for (2.53 and 3.50%).The carbohydrates contents ranged between (63.57 to 75.59%),while total number of essential amino acids ranges from (28.14 to 45.36 g/100g) protein .All  formulas contained the following elements : Iron (5.53-6.67 mg/100g), Zinc ( 4.25- 5.58 mg/100g), Calcium (0.135-0.323(g/100g, Potassium (0.524-1.033(g/100g. Sodium (0.199-0.212( g/100g and  Phosphorus (0.235-0.348 g/100g), All formulas contained some essential vitamins   were  ( 13.04 to 17.02 mg/100g ),(0.17 to 0.26 mg/100g),(0.95 to 2.93mg/100g ) and  ( 0.395 to 0.83 mg/100g), (0.735 to 1.10 mg/100g) and ( 0.166 to 0.17 mg/100g)  for vitamin C(Ascorbic acid ), vitamin A( Retinol), ( β-Carotene) , vitamin E(Tocopherols),  Vitamin B1( Thiamin ) and vitamin B2( Riboflavin) respectively. Anti –nutritional factors was analyzed in all formulas. Phytates were in the range of  ( 0.177 to 0.484%  mg/100 g), tannins was in the range of ( 0.38 to 0.71%) . From the functional properties results it was observed that bulk density values ranged from (1.017 to 1.o6 g/cm³), while the viscosity between (2740 to 9880 cp).From mentioned results formula   F5 could be recommended due to their higher protein and micronutrient contents than other formulas. From this study we concluded that the addition of partially defatted soybeans increases the protein and micronutrient to solve the problem of malnutrition in developing countries.