"Hey Mom, there are lumps in my food!": Introducing food textures
Lumpier and chewier foods help develop your baby's oral (mouth) skills and build muscle tone. This is an important developmental step for your baby as better oral skills can influence how well your baby eats, speaks and
Baby's first cereal: Make it from scratch
Rice is easily digested and has low allergen aspects, so it is commonly recommended as the first food you introduce to your baby. Many of the recipes for making baby cereals are time consuming, but with the use of the fr
Finger food mania: Avocado
Avocados are the most practical "go anywhere, eat anywhere" food. They do not need to be cooked, require no refrigeration, they come with their own carrying case and even have a built-in serving bowl! So next time you an
Finger food mania: Sweet potato cubes
Your baby will like the bright orange color and sweet taste of these little morsels. Babies have a natural sweet tooth developed from drinking breast milk or formula, which are sweet. The natural sweetness of sweet potat
First Thanksgiving foods for baby
Make your baby’s first Thanksgiving extra special and yummy with food safely prepared just for him.
Following the baby food rules. Or not?
Start baby on cereal and try only one new cereal each week. Give baby vegetables first, then fruits to prevent a sweet tooth. Wait until baby’s first birthday to introduc
Following the baby food rules. Or not?
Start baby on cereal and try only one new cereal each week. Give baby vegetables first, then fruits to prevent a sweet tooth. Wait until baby’s first birthday to introduc
Fresh baby food on-the-go
These days, families are always on the go, whether it's off to daycare everyday or to visit friends and family once in a while. Here are some strategies to help you prepare for your baby's meals on the go. Start with six
Healthier first birthday cake ideas
Parents are often looking for a healthy alternative to the standard, sugary, preservative-filled birthday cake for their baby's introduction to the wonderful traditions of birthdays. We've heard from parents looking for
Homemade baby food without the hassle: Using your head to cook from your heart
Most parents and experts agree: Making baby food at home is a great thing to do for your child. First, you control the quality and content of the ingredients, which can be critical for nutritional issues like allergies.
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