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Home-made baby food question

LuckyLizzieLuckyLizzie member
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Hello Ladies! 

I am planning on making LO's baby food once he is ready. Do any of you have a baby food cook book that you recommend? TIA!

Lizzie

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Re: Home-made baby food question

  • rlscheckrlscheck member

    I don't have a book, but I really like the website

    www.wholesomebabyfood.com 

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  • marykaybridemarykaybride member
    Ditto pp. So far I've made sweet potatoes and pears according to that website and they are a bit hit with DS. I do recommend getting some freezer storage trays with lids. I have a set of 2 KidCo ones and they weren't all freezer burnt like the ones in the ice trays were. Now that I know that, I'm going to buy more!
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  • kayteatrudeaukayteatrudeau

    A friend recommended Super Baby Foods by Ruth Yaron and it looks really good so far! It was $3 on Amazon!

    When I visit Canada my sister is going to teach me her method. I'm excited to learn!

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  • jacksmommy51jacksmommy51
    imagemarykaybride:
    Ditto pp. So far I've made sweet potatoes and pears according to that website and they are a bit hit with DS. I do recommend getting some freezer storage trays with lids. I have a set of 2 KidCo ones and they weren't all freezer burnt like the ones in the ice trays were. Now that I know that, I'm going to buy more!
    Where do you get those trays?
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  • court1703court1703 member
    imagerlscheck:

    I don't have a book, but I really like the website

    www.wholesomebabyfood.com 

    This!

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  • laurieb602laurieb602 member
    You can get the ice trays with lids at BBB or BRU.  I really love these:  https://www.inchbug.com/js-ap200.html because I can just throw it in the diaper bag and go  but I can't find them anywhere but online...they are perfect for daycare or day trips.  Also ditto on the PP's, that website is awesome!
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  • LeighAnn&VinnyLeighAnn&Vinny
    I found wholesomebabyfood.com very helpful. We also got the book 100 top baby purees which we like. Appears to have some great receipes for when you can start combining foods.
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  • LuckyLizzieLuckyLizzie member
    Thank you ladies for all your advice...it is greatly appreciated!
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  • marykaybridemarykaybride member

    imagejacksmommy51:
    imagemarykaybride:
    Ditto pp. So far I've made sweet potatoes and pears according to that website and they are a bit hit with DS. I do recommend getting some freezer storage trays with lids. I have a set of 2 KidCo ones and they weren't all freezer burnt like the ones in the ice trays were. Now that I know that, I'm going to buy more!

    Where do you get those trays?

    I got mine on Amazon. I bought those kind because I have the rest of the babysteps food making system that I'd found at consignment sales.

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