These Whole Grain Pumpkin Waffle Dippers are a fun way for kids to eat, and play, with their breakfast! Great for babies just learning to eat, toddlers and kids - these waffles are definitely a family-favorite in our house. These easy to make waffle dippers are made with whole grains, are naturally sweetened and loaded with fiber and protein. Whole Grain Pumpkin Waffle Dippers These whole grain pumpkin waffle dippers have two things going strong for them - they are super fun to eat and they taste delicious! Those two things combined make this breakfast one of my kids all-time favorites! Waffle dippers are great for babies doing baby-led weaning or are on the finger food stage👶, toddlers👧, kids🧑as well as grown-ups👱♂️ - basically anyone in life that loves a good pumpkin waffle! That should be just about everyone 👨👩👦👦! You could serve them the classic way - whole with a drizzle of maple syrup or you could spend another 10 seconds to cut them into strips and serve ...
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5 Pumpkin Baby Food Puree Ideas
These 5 Pumpkin Baby Food Puree Ideas are a fun and healthy way for baby to enjoy the flavors of the fall season! Great for 4+ months - Stage 1 & 2 Baby Food Purees. 5 Pumpkin Baby Food Puree Ideas I know your tummy is full from all the pumpkin themed foods rights now - Pumpkin Spiced Latte ✔️ Pumpkin Pancakes ✔️ Pumpkin Oatmeal ✔️ Pumpkin Donuts with Maple Glaze ✔️ Pumpkin Pasta with Browned Butter ✔️ This list could seriously go on for days 🎃 🎃 🎃 So while you are loving on all of your pumpkin themed foods this month, let’s not forget about baby! These 5 Pumpkin Baby Food Purees are the perfect way to introduce baby to the magical flavor of pumpkin. Benefits of Pumpkin for Baby MORE RECIPES YOU'LL LOVE The Ultimate Guide on How to Make and Serve Homemade Baby Food 18 Stage 2 Baby Purees (that baby will actually eat) Apple Baby Puree - 3 Delicious Ways Carrot Applesauce for Baby + Toddler 4 Fall Inspired Recipes for ...
Baked Pumpkin Oatmeal
This easy Baked Pumpkin Oatmeal is a cross between traditional baked oatmeal and a cake! Yes, you heard me, a cake.. for breakfast! Plus it's got pumpkin in it, so you know you can't go wrong. You can slice and serve this to your toddler, take for a healthy on-the-go breakfast or serve at a leisurely brunch!! I am dreaming about pumpkin, oats, pecans and pretty much all things fall today!! Let's get real, I have been dreaming about them all week! Two weeks ago, I cringed at the thought of cold mornings, frost, changing leaves and shorter days. But somewhere along the way, I changed my mind. I got all of our warm weather gear out, drank a few too many pumpkin spiced lattes, bought some chai flavored tea that I will probably never drink, found my wool socks and laughed about how many holes are in the heels from my old wooden floor boards... and then I bought a case of pumpkin puree. 12 cans of pure organic pumpkin bliss! I am all in! The first thing on my pumpkin ...
Pumpkin + Banana Toddler Bread
With whole wheat flour, just a little bit of brown sugar, pumpkin, banana, and warming spices, this Pumpkin Banana Bread is a healthy and easy snack or breakfast that your toddler will love and you'll feel great about serving. I have been working on a new recipe lately; a recipe that I am certain is a recipe for disaster. Start with the impending whirlwind of holidays, add one part family traditions, and one part Pinterest, mix with everyone's expectations and bake with resentment and potential disappointment. Voila! You get a mess. Is it too soon to feel the stress of the holiday season? Though trick-or-treaters have yet to knock, I know it is creeping into your thoughts too. Plane tickets need to be bought. Holidays negotiated. It's hard to be present and enjoy the changing leaves, cozy evenings, and pumpkin festivals when my mind is already fast-forwarding to turkeys and candy canes. It has been reassuring to find out I am not alone with the anxiety of the onset of ...
Pumpkin + Thyme Baby Food Puree
This Pumpkin + Thyme Baby Food Puree is a creamy and flavorful way to introduce baby to the tastes of the season! So good you can serve it plain, with a swirl of plain yogurt, cottage cheese for older babies or with a spoon full of ricotta. Great baby food for 4 months and up - stage 1 baby food. It's okay, go ahead and take it apart. That beautiful centerpiece or vignette on your mantel or your welcoming front porch decor. Go ahead and take a pumpkin out of there. We only need one. Just one. You can part with it. I know you are like me and went crazy buying some at the market, then picked another couple up on your trip to the pumpkin patch and then maybe someone gave you one because they are that awesome. Oh, right. You are normal and not hoarding pumpkins like I am. That's cool. But then you need to run to the store and get a couple more before you only have the funky ones to pick from. And if you can only get the funky ones, that's okay as well because we are going to ...