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jsmom 8/26/2008
4:44 pm
homemade baby food

I make my own babyfood purees at home. I want to introduce my child to a wider variety of flavors than just the standard vegetable purees. Can you suggest some good/healthy/easy recipes for puree?
Alma 9/28/2008
11:46 pm
Re: homemade baby food

Hi there and thanks for asking such a great question! The earlier we introduce a variety of flavors to our kids, the more likely they will "take" to them.  Depending on the child's age and what the doctor allows them to eat at their particular stage, we can pretty much puree most foods and puree them to a smooth texture with a good blender or food grin.... Read More signin

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