These 36 Healthy + Homemade Baby Food Recipes are crazy delicious starter purees that are great for baby's first bite. All are easy to make and freezer-friendly. Great baby food for 4 months and up - stage 1 baby food! 36 Healthy + Homemade Baby Food for 4+ Months These homemade baby food purees are everything! Delicious! Smooth! Nutritious! Colorful! Everything your baby needs in their very first bite of food! Because it only seems right to serve baby a true culinary adventure right from the very first bite. We are aiming for baby food that will give baby's little taste buds a spark of joy. These 36 Baby Food Recipes are tried-and-true recipes that are made with fresh and wholesome produce paired with a pinch of spice to up the WOW factor. These aren't your normal boring baby food recipes - these are purees that both you and your baby will enjoy! Seriously, I have tried and usually eaten each of these baby food purees right alongside both of my girls. Now, ...
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6 Healthy + Fun Toddler Lunch Ideas
These 6 Healthy + Fun Toddler Lunch Ideas will help you amp up your toddler lunch game, without having to spend any extra time in the kitchen. Easy, fun and healthy lunches your toddler will love! NO Sandwiches! NO PB&J! Toddler Lunch Ideas Tired of making (and serving) your toddler the same ol' pb&j? Then this post is for you - 6 Healthy and Fun Toddler Lunch Ideas - to the rescue! We all get into lunch making ruts, myself included. This past spring, I think I made my girls the same school lunch 8 times in a row before they refused to eat it one more time! I get it. A favorite lunch can only be consumed so many times in a row before it loses it's sparkle. So I went back to the kitchen and started working on some new toddler lunch recipes. These lunches needed to be easy to make, loved by both of my girls and be able to be served at home or packed into a school lunch. These 6 lunches made the cut! The girls loved how fun ...
Turkey + Carrot Roll-Ups (easy kid + toddler lunch)
These Turkey + Carrot Roll-Ups are an easy and healthy lunch for kids and toddlers! A fun lunch made with whole wheat tortillas, turkey, hummus and shredded carrots. Great toddler lunch for home or packed for school or a playdate! Turkey + Carrot Roll-Ups An easy and playful way to serve hummus and carrots in toddler’s lunch. You can serve these at home or they are great in packed lunches - for all of those park playdates, outdoor adventures or school lunches. Made with whole wheat tortillas, turkey, hummus and carrots, these roll-ups are as healthy as they are tasty. REASONS TO LOVE THESE Turkey + Cheese Roll-Ups for Toddler: healthy and deliciousnutrient packed meal for toddlergreat for lunch at home or packed lunch for playdate or schoolfull of protein and whole-grains for growing kidsdairy and nut-freecan be made gluten-free with a GF tortilla More Kid + Toddler Lunch Ideas that you will love: 12 Healthy Toddler Lunch Ideas 36 Healthy School ...
10 Super Starter Baby Food Recipes (plus FREE ebook!)
Baby is going to love these 10 Super Starter Baby Food Recipes from the very first bite. Easy to make, easy to eat! Great baby food for 4 months and up - stage 1 baby food! *Plus there is a download for my free 10 Super Starter Puree ebook * - designed to get you in the kitchen and off to a great start - includes an entire starters guide on how and when to feed baby, plus tips on how to get the best out of your baby food recipes. Super Starter Baby Food Recipes All of these amazing purees once lived in an ebook, which you can download here for FREE, but I feel like these 10 amazing purees have gotten lost in the crowd. Especially since I took my ebooks off my site this past summer. But I love all of these recipes so much, I need to add them back to the site. You needed me to add them back to the site, they are that good! So here they are, back in all of their glory. Ready for you to whip them up for your little one in the matter of minutes. These are the ...
Carrot + Ginger Baby Food Puree
This Carrot + Ginger Baby Food Puree recipe is a great first puree for baby! Smooth and mild tasting but with a fun zip from the ginger. Ginger is also great for calming an upset tummy. Great baby food for 4 months and up – stage 1 baby food. REASONS TO LOVE THIS Carrot + Ginger BABY FOOD RECIPE: easy to make – 2-ingredientshealthy – full of nutrients for growing babydelicious baby food for 4 months and up – stage 1 baby foodgreat with your favorite homemade baby cerealfreezer-friendlysmooth and creamy ginger is great for soothing little tummies SUPER TIP FOR THIS Carrot + Ginger BABY FOOD RECIPE: Steamed carrots are a great first finger food for baby, simple follow directions until cooked, then chop into small pea size pieces and toss with 1 tsp of olive oil, 1/2 tsp of cumin and 1/2 tsp of freshly minced ginger and serve. MORE Baby Food RECIPES YOU’LL LOVE – The Ultimate Guide on How to Make and Serve Homemade Baby Foods15 Stage One Baby ...
Oatmeal with Beets + Carrots for Baby & Toddler
Take the morning oatmeal game up a notch with this healthy, veggie packed Oatmeal with Beets + Carrots + Raisins! Yummy healthy oatmeal gets mixed with beets and carrots, spices, and raisins for a veggie packed breakfast your toddler won't be able to resist. Or blend it all up for a homemade baby food recipe. Two for one if you have a baby and a toddler - a win-win! Sometimes the name of the game is - how many vegetables can I possibly add to my toddlers diet before she stops eating altogether. This usually stems from the fear that my toddler is going to turn into a giant banana, blueberry or gummy chews (damn you Costco for selling Amy's Organic Gummy chews, in bulk!) from how many she consumes on a daily basis. Sometimes the name of the game is - how can I use all of this left over produce that is hanging on for dear life in the back of my fridge because even though I had good intentions and went to the store on the weekend with my meal plan in ...
Turkey + Sweet Potato Mini Shepard Pie
Fall is here. I know, it's been here for a couple of weeks now, but I've been slow to notice that the trees are slowly turning, the air is getting crisper and there happens to not be a lot of daylight in the mornings anymore. I like Fall, really I do. It's poetic. It's pretty. It gives you an excuse to eat anything with the words pumpkin, spice, apples, crumble, carmel in it like they don't have calories and are somehow good for you. It's the fact that Fall leads to Winter. And Winter makes me anexious. Not the part about Winter where we celebrate, have lights, parties and goodies galorie. The Winter in January, February, March and even into April. That makes me nervous. Long hours, short days. Welcome cold toes in the early morning. Welcome sweaty babies in way too many layers. Welcome stuffy noses and sneezes. Welcome colds, flus and random bugs. Welcome no sun in the morning and no sun in the evening. Welcome being shut indoors with nothing to do. But really, the best part ...