re: Homemade Baby Food - Chat/Advice/Etc.

I just got a Baby Bullet system as a gift & would really be interested in some recipes or suggestions of some good books. Thanks

I just started looking in to this with my youngest. I am having so much fun . I got a baby bullet for my baby shower and I am having a bkast making stuff. Of course my baby is just fout month now and just started rice ceral but hey I don't care I am trying stuff out for thenext few months when he does start eating.

good day everyone! i am happy to be part of this forum and i would like to share to you some baby recipes found at babyfood.com...if you also have yours you can also share it there... good luck to all the mommies and all the babies! happy feeding!

Does anyone have the baby bullet? How do you like it? Is it worth 60 bucks? Are there any cheaper alternatives to the baby bullet that work just as well? TIA.

Also, is there any good websites to get recipes for home-made baby food?

I love my bullet, but you need to make sure to put small amounts at a time, because it seems like it can't handle larger amounts to blend. I say it's worth it, especially with the little cups and freezer trays  
And, www.wholesomebabyfood.com

OHHHH Goody!!! I have been wanting to make my LO's food here at home as well. WIC doesnt pay for organic but does pay for fresh fruits and veggies so I've been seriously wanting to make her food at home. Is there a website or anything with how to's and recipes?

Quoting Elsie Grim:" OHHHH Goody!!! I have been wanting to make my LO's food here at home as well. WIC doesnt pay for organic ... [snip!] ... and veggies so I've been seriously wanting to make her food at home. Is there a website or anything with how to's and recipes?"

wholesomebabyfood.com

So easy to do and so worth it! My first loved it, but my second wouldn't take any food from my feeding him, he needed to do it all by himself, so I didn't make my baby "goo" for him unfortunately.

would it be beneficial in using bottled water rather then tap water when making the puree?

Quoting Anna Leah's Mommy ♥:" wholesomebabyfood.com"

TY!!!

Does anyone have a Beaba Babycook? I added it to my registry, but was also looking at the Baby Brezza just yesterday. Any preferences?

I'm just looking for some help and advice. I'm about to order a food processor from this website: http://www.squidoo.com/best-baby-food-processors and I was hoping you guys could let me know if they're ok as far as quality? They look nice and I like the price. But I also wanted some advice on what types of foods I can make with this because I've never done this before but I like the idea of know exactly what my baby eats. Thanks!

Quoting jordbu:" I'm just looking for some help and advice. I'm about to order a food processor from this website: ht ... [snip!] ... foods I can make with this because I've never done this before but I like the idea of know exactly what my baby eats. Thanks!"

From the research I've done, the Beaba Babycook is the best universal baby food maker. It's reliable and it's literally all in one, which a lot of them aren't apparently. The only issue I know a lot of people have had (not all, but a lot) was with mold in the canister, but I also read that it's easy to prevent that by cleaning it properly and letting it air out after each use.

I have a 3 month old and looking for some good healthy recipes for him. I am going to try to make all his baby food!! I didnt for my oldest nd feel bad about it. I have a magic bullet and probably break down and buy the baby bullet.

Quoting bama mommy:" I have a 3 month old and looking for some good healthy recipes for him. I am going to try to make all ... [snip!] ... baby food!! I didnt for my oldest nd feel bad about it. I have a magic bullet and probably break down and buy the baby bullet."

what are u planning on starting solids at 3 mo? or just looking for ideas for when he can have solids?
just start on plain veges/fruit and give the same vege for 3-4 days then try with the next to watch for allergys.