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Gainesville 4: Boy (10), Girl (7), Boy (23 months), Boy (3 months) |
Does anyone give their babies organic baby food? It is more costly. Is it worth the extra money?
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California 3 boys (6.5, 5, and 3) |
I didn't, but by time I had my third I clued in that I could make my own baby food, and save a lot of money. It really wasn't too hard and it was nice to see what exactly he was eating. I made batches and froze portions for later.
Marianne |
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2 girls (3 and a half, and 9 months) |
Hi Marianne --
So can you give me some more details on making your own baby food? Did you just process fruits and veggies into a smooth paste? or is there more to it than that? |
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3 kids, all girls, 16, 15 and 3 |
Hi Nate...I made alot of my daughters food too. Yes mostly it was just a matter of processing the foods. Sometimes I added water to certain things if the consistancy wasn't smooth enough when she was really little. It is nice knowing what exactly is in what they are eating.
Karen |
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California 3 boys (6.5, 5, and 3) |
Yep, it was just that. I would make a bunch of food at one time (sweet potatoes, steamed veggies, etc.), blend them (or if you have a food processor - even better), then freeze them in mini tupperware containers, or old baby food jars. I also just bought unsweetened apple sauce in a big jar rather than in those small Gerber jars.
By the way, the baby that I made it for is Nate Marianne |
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2 girls (3 and a half, and 9 months) |
what about dyes and pesticides? can i add those for flavor?
LOL thanks for the advice, ladies! much appreciated |
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California 3 boys (6.5, 5, and 3) |
Oh and don't forget about lots and lots of preservatives!
Marianne |
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Suzy Richardson graduated from the University of Florida with a bachelor's degree in journalism. She is a mom-blogger with The Gainesville Sun and a nationally published freelance writer. And though writing is her passion, her family -- a husband and four children -- remains her first love. More about us and our editor

