Baby Food?

[kjordan83 65]

Okay... Is this crazy to think that baby food might be the easiest thing to eat during the purée phase? I'm talking the sweet stuff... not the baby food veggies and putrid-smelling stuff! I adopted a 5 year old, so I've never been through the baby food phase... what is the best brand?

[Dreamingofhealth 223]

Okay... Is this crazy to think that baby food might be the easiest thing to eat during the purée phase? I'm talking the sweet stuff... not the baby food veggies and putrid-smelling stuff! I adopted a 5 year old' date=' so I've never been through the baby food phase... what is the best brand?[/quote']

I can't say what the best brand would be because I made all my baby food. But why don't you steam, boil or bake something and purée it yourself using a food processor/ blender? That way it's super fresh and you can season it the way you like? You can google baby food purée recipes and get a ton if ideas.

I'm not sleeved yet but I was actually thinking about this the other day lol! I'm curious as to what others will say as well. :-)

Sheena

[kjordan83 65]

Good idea! I know I could totally make my own, but I'm all about convenience right now! I have too many other responsibilities and I thought it could be a quick fix, ya know? But as soon as I get some time to experiment, that could be fun!!

[Lai84_ 24]

If you're looking for something convenient and organic, Ella's Kitchen is amazing. It's in a pouch so it's perfect for tossing in your purse for a busy day.

[JProx 161]

Great ideas but at this point you need Protein so I would make sure you're getting your protein and there's not much in the sweet stuff and baby food

[Guest Jason Cody]

I like the beech nut baby food! I think there pretty easy and convenient. A nice amount for us at 4oz.