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Momtastic | Parenting advice, recipes, DIY, entertainment, product reviews, health, and beauty, from real moms for real moms Wholesome BabyFood Menu Baby Food Recipes First Foods Stage 1 Baby Foods Stage 2 Baby Foods Cereals Fruit Recipes Vegetable Recipes Meats Spice Up Baby’s Food! Teething Biscuits Finger Foods Creative Combos Meals Mealtime! Baby Led Weaning Recipes First Birthday Cake Recipes Solid Foods Ready for Solids Introducing Solids Baby Led Weaning How Much Will Your Baby Eat? Iron & Your Baby Constipation When Baby Has Diarrhea 4-6 Months Food Chart 6-8 Months Food Chart 8-10 Months Food Chart 10-12 Months Food Chart Solid Food Charts by Food Combined Baby Menu (4)6-8 Months Menus 8-12 Months Menus Puree & Store Puree & Store – Step by Step Baby Food Making Tools Blender or Food Processor? 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Learn how simple and rewarding (economical & eco-friendly too), it is to make your baby fresh homemade food! Try tasty homemade baby food recipes ranging from easy-peasy simple baby food puree recipes to advanced baby table food recipes. Dig in to nutritious, simple homemade baby food recipes as well as solid food and weaning information . Learn all the reasons why you should make your baby’s food naturally fresh and delicious homemade baby food. 9 Best No-Fuss Cookbooks for Babies & Toddlers If you’re just starting out cooking for your baby, or are looking to mix up your existing routine, here are the best books to get you started on your culinary journey with baby Healthy & Wholesome Baby Food One hour per week is all it takes! You can make your baby’s food fresh & tasty in only one hour per week – it really is that easy to make homemade baby food! Yum Yum Pumpkin Pumpkin makes a great baby food that’s loaded with Vitamin A & many other important nutrients. Quick Tip – try canned pumpkin in a pinch! Yes Peas! One cup of peas contains more protein that a tablespoon of peanut butter and also provides calcium, Vitamin A and C and Iron too Squishy Squashy Winter Squash is a wonderful, nutritious first food for your baby. Delicious & very nutritious, squash is sure to be a hit with your little one. Eggs for Your Baby Recommendations for introducing eggs to baby are changing! A 2008 study, and many studies done after, show waiting to introduce eggs may not be necessary. Mango Baby! Like Papayas, Mangos are tropical fruits and their age for introduction is varied from 6 months and older with 8-10 months being the average recommended age. Spice of Life Use spices and herbs to liven up baby’s foods. This is a wonderful way to help expand your baby’s taste buds and get her used to the tastes of the family’s foods. Pureeing & Storing Pureeing homemade baby food is very simple. Making homemade food can be done in 1 hour per week! Avocado – A First Food Convenient, creamy, smooth & loaded with nutrients, try Avocado as a first food for your baby. Sweet Potatoes Sweet Potatoes are a very healthy & totally yummy first Food option for baby. Popular Content Solid Food Charts for Stage 1 and Stage 2 Babies FAQ Is Your Baby Constipated? How Much Can Baby Eat? Baby First Foods Baby Finger Food Ideas "Forbidden" Baby Foods How to Make Your Own Baby Food Key points to remember when making homemade baby food & introducing solid foods Wholesome Baby Food offers parents easy, simple, healthy recipes to make tasty homemade baby food. You’ll learn about introducing solid foods and learn how to whip up a batch of peach mango tango! ALWAYS consult your pediatrician prior to beginning any new food for your infant. Discuss making homemade baby food with your pediatrician and visit our Baby Solid Food Charts for information regarding what foods to introduce to baby and when. You may also wish to visit the World Health Organization , the American Academy of Pediatrics , Health Canada , Health Direct - Australia and the Department of Public Health (U.K.) to learn more about baby food and infant feeding. THINK about following the 4 day wait rule when introducing a new food to baby - offer your baby the same new food for 4 days to test for allergies to that food. This applies even when you are making homemade baby food. Never introduce more than 1 new food at a time when first beginning solid foods. ALWAYS use clean hands, clean cooking utensils, preparation surface(s), pots/pans etc. when making and preparing homemade baby food. Cleanliness and Food Safety is a MUST when making homemade baby food. And Finally All babies are different and will not like/tolerate the same foods or food textures. Do Not Despair. You should be willing to experiment with baby solid food for your baby. 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