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A Few of Our Homemade Baby Food, Recipes & Solid Baby Food Favorites
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Pumpkin - a yummy baby food. loaded with Vitamin A & other nutrients; a great food for baby. |
Creamy, smooth & loaded with nutrients, try Avocado as a first food for your baby. |
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Winter Squash is a wonderful, nutritious first food for your baby. |
Healthy & Yummy Baby's First Food option |
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It's easy peasy, you can do it. Making Baby Food takes less time than you imagine. |
Check out our Baby Food Charts, Tips for Introducing Solid Foods & More. |
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View our Baby Food Cost Comparison. Not only will you save money, your baby gets more nutrients. |
You can easily take baby's homemade baby food cubes to daycare. |
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Why Make Homemade Baby Food Recipes for Your Baby?
Making your baby's food homemade gives you total control over what is put into your baby’s food; you know it's free of additives that a tiny tummy simply does not need. If your baby is prone to food allergies, Homemade Baby Food will help You ensure that no foods that are allergenic are hidden.
You take extra steps to ensure only high quality foods are selected for your baby. Do the commercial baby food companies put this much love and care into their jars?
All the tools you need to make homemade wholesome baby food are probably already in your kitchen.
Your baby is exposed to a greater variety of tastes and textures making the transition to table foods less stressful for your baby.
You feed your baby according to his/her needs and cues. As you are controlling the texture and ingredients of your baby's food, you know what foods are best suited for YOUR baby.
Healthy eating habits develop earlier as your involvement is dedicated to making only high quality, healthy baby foods and snacks. Your baby will benefit from these healthy eating habits long after that college diploma is in hand.
Extra benefit - You save money when you make homemade baby food. Not only in the cost of the actual homemade baby food, but in the nutrient ratio as well. You get more nutrients for you dollar and your baby gets more nutrients for his growing body when you make homemade baby food.
Key points to remember when making homemade baby food and introducing solid foods
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 Organisation, the American Academy of Pediatrics, Health Canada, Health Insite - Australia and the Department of Public Health (U.K.) to learn more about baby food and infant feeding.
ALWAYS follow 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.
The "4 day wait rule" is a good practice to follow. It helps pinpoint allergic reactions and to pinpoint any digestive issues a new baby food may cause. Allergic reactions typically will occur within the first 24 hours. Digestive issues with new foods may take longer to appear. Once you have introduced several new foods without a reaction, you can then begin to mix them together as you wish.
ALWAYS use clean hands, clean cooking utensils, preparation surface(s), pots/pans etc when making and 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. Offer your baby different foods, use different ways of preparing those baby foods and be willing to have a huge store of patience.
Homemade baby food recipes and baby food creations are yummy, healthy and are limited only by your baby's age and stage
Wholesomebabyfood.com offers parents easy, simple, healthy and even organic, recipes to make homemade baby food. You can do it in only one hour per week - it's that easy to make homemade baby food; we promise.
Our Homemade Baby Food Recipes site is 100% FREE, easy to use and we have a Baby Food Blog too. You'll be surprised to see that it is simple to offer your baby fresh, nutritious and yummy homemade baby foods. Toss out those baby food jars and scratch them off your grocery list.
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Wholesome Baby Food Links of Interest
How Much Baby Food Should My Baby Eat? | Organic or Conventional Food for Homemade Baby Food Recipes | Bake Fruits for Homemade Baby Food |
Does Baby Need Water | Homemade Baby Care Recipes | Travel & Homemade Baby Food
Please be sure to visit our Baby Food Articles Library for more great information about solid foods. Visit our Baby Food Blog & Check out our Mini Contests too!

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We've made baby food for twins as well as singletons and it really is easy and very rewarding (not to mention cheaper than jars). You will find homemade baby food recipes ranging from easy-peasy simple baby food puree recipes to advanced baby table food recipes.
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Solid Foods for Baby
Useful articles and charts to help you with the fun and folly of introducing baby to solid foods.
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Fruits for Baby Food
Apples
Avocados
Apricots
Bananas
Blueberries
Cantaloupe (Melons)
Cherries
Citrus
Cranberries
Coconut
Grapes
Kiwi
Mango
Nectarines & Peaches
Papaya
Pears
Plums & Prunes
Pumpkin
Strawberries
Asparagus
Broccoli
Beans (Green)
Beans (Dried/Lentils)
Beets
Carrots
Cauliflower
Corn
Cucumber
Eggplant
Parsnips
Peas
Potato-White
Sweet Potato
Spinach
Squash-Butternut etc
Squash-Zucchini etc
Tomatoes
Turnip
Other Foods for Baby Food
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Baby Food Cubes May Be Safely Kept in the Freezer for 3 Months.
It is preferable, not an absolute must, to use the cubes within 1 month however.
HOMEMADE BABY FOOD TOPICS
View these pages for more recipes, tips & topics on baby feeding & cooking baby foods.
- Freezing Homemade Baby Foods
- Vitamins & Minerals in Baby's Foods
- Baby Food Myths - Archived
- Baby Food Recipes Downloads
- Freebies for Baby
Wholesome Baby Food Recipes eBook released in October 2007, is available.










