Toddler friendly cookbooks

Re: Toddler friendly cookbooks

• jmevol member

  June 2014 edited June 2014

  I have the baby led weaning cookbook and it has a lot of recipes.

  

  
  

  

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• FmrAFBrat member

  June 2014 edited June 2014

  I use the Betty Crocker Quick & Easy 30 minute cookbook. It's nice because most items needed are already in the in pantry. This is one of our favorites:
  
  https://www.bettycrocker.com/recipes/no-bake-tomato-skillet-lasagna/e4198376-5daf-4e3c-8af1-41a85b926af7

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• ALP514 member

  June 2014

  Thanks!!

  
  

  
  

  
  

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• ALP514 member

  June 2014

  @jmevol which baby led weaning book do you have?

  
  

  
  

  
  

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• PumpkinAndThePeanut member

  June 2014 edited June 2014

  The book is just called the Baby Led Weaning Cookbook. I have it too and like it.
  
  I also have one called Sugar Free Toddlers, but it mostly seems to be snacks and sweet things rather than full meals. But mostly, we just do regular from-scratch recipes (trying to use as few pre-made / processed ingredients as possible) and leave out the added salt and sugar.

  

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• flyliceandcoffee member

  June 2014

  we just give S everything we eat, no special cookbook necessary. We just make sure when we cook, we don't add any extra salt or sugar like @PumpkinAndThePeanut said.
  

   

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