She is on Stage 3 foods and has two teeth. Baby food is too expensive so what else can I feed her?
Tags: 9 month, baby food, expensive, jarred food, stage 3
My son is 8 months old. We give him Gerber cereal and jarred food. No matter what he eats he rubs his eyes and face (as if they itch) shortly after he starts eating. Could this be some sort of allergy? If so, what can I feed him? Anyone had the same problem?
Tags: allergenic, allergic, allergies, allergy, cereal, eyes, Gerber, help, itch, itching, jar, jarred food, Jars
How long can you keep left over baby food in the jar in the fridge? One, two days??
Oddly enough it doesn’t say on the jars, it’s the Heinz brand. I made sure to spoon some out as it does state on the jar that a babies saliva can contaminate it with bacteria. Thanks!
Tags: bacteria, fridge, how long, jarred food, saliva
My baby girl is almost 10 months old and for the past month she won’t eat her jarred baby food. I try to make her eat just a little bit, but she won’t sit still long enough for me to feed her and acts uninterested in it even though I KNOW she is hungry. I try to give her different kinds, so I know that she’s not bored with the flavours. So all she eats now is those rice rusk things and her formula. I afraid that she’s not get all the nutrients she needs. She ate her jarred food just fine and loved it since she was about 4 months old. How can I get her interested in her food again?
Tags: baby food, hungry, jarred food, nutrients, solid food
I am asking this because sometimes I can’t find organic fruits, vegetables or meats in the stores. Or sometimes I can find them but they are so expensive that the baby food jars -even organic ones- turn out being significantly cheaper. What is your opinion of the healthier option?
Tags: healthier, homemade, jarred food, organic
I have a 13 month old who has begun to eat solid foods but we still feed him jar baby food as well. Just wondering from moms out there what their experience has been as far as how long they continued to provide baby food in addition to regular solids.
Tags: baby food, jarred food, solid food
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