She is on Stage 3 foods and has two teeth. Baby food is too expensive so what else can I feed her?
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What did you feed your infant when they got old enough for solids? I don’t want to feed her our dinners because they have salt or other herbs. If I only give her a little sauce can she have spaghetti? What about olives and stuff. I already know I can give her green beans I just wanted a larger variety. Also she won’t eat any of the meat baby food so I worry she isn’t getting enough protein.
My 8 month old little girl refuses to eat baby food anymore and I am having a hard time coming up with things to feed her at meal times. She loves Gerber puffs, Cheerios, pieces of banana, etc. But those don’t seem like good meal options. Any suggestions?
Thanks! 
Tags: baby food, finger food, weaning
Catherine McCord has just released a new video over at weelicious.com, offering some introductory tips on how to start feeding food to your baby. The video covers topics such as what food to start with, how to blend the food until it’s smooth enough, and what to do with baby rice. There’s also a bit about getting babies used to cutlery – it’s never too early to get your little one familiar with the feel of a spoon.
All in all, a pretty useful video. Check it out here.
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Mothers know that purchasing baby food can be quite expensive. In addition to the expense, there is no assurance that the baby food you are getting does not contain added sugar and/or preservatives.
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I have an 8 month old daughter. I leave my daughter to a babysitter when I’m working. The babysitter likes to add artificial flavour to my daughter’s porridge and it makes my daughter love to eat food that’s make by her and refuse to eat Gerber baby food. I’m worried if the flavour will have a bad effect on my daughter. What is the best food that I can make by myself for my baby? Or are there any other suggestions how to stop the babysitter from adding the artificial flavour?
Tags: baby food, babysitter, porridge
The So Easy Baby Food Kit is a complete solution for making healthy, all-natural baby food at home in less than 30 minutes per week. Designed for the introduction of solid food for babies 6 months old. The So Easy Baby Food Kit teaches you how to prepare a nutritious variety of baby food, enhance the flavor of it by adding natural herbs and spices, and to make tasty meals. The So Easy Baby Food Kit provides parents with detailed information on topics related to int… More >>
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What is the right age to start feeding baby food to a baby? Can you feed it to them at 6 months old? Any advice would be welcome!
Tags: age, baby food, feeding, six months
I make my own baby food, and freeze it. I get out his tea for the next day the day before and leave it to defrost in the fridge for 24 hours.
How can I take it out with me in the heat without it going funny? I dont really have facilities at the other end to warm it in.
What could I do? Or what do you do?
When I had my baby shower I played this game where we had to be blind folded and taste Gerber baby food and guess what it was. Let’s just say it was horrible… everything was sooo disgusting (besides the apple sauce) …and from that day on I pretty much vowed to make my baby’s food fresh. I already have the baby food grinder from babiesrus… I’m just kind of confused on what I should put in one meal? Is there any kind of recipe or anything for yummy baby food? Or …do you just grind up meat and vegetables and whip it up together?….Any suggestions?
Tags: apple sauce, baby food, baby food grinder, baby shower, fresh, vegetables, yummy
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