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a simple baby food (6 month above) (Read 11742 times)
02/13/10 at 07:03:16
zackmaiden   Ex Member

 
Usually when my child reach  age 6 month I start giving him rice.
Firstly you cook rice as usual using rice cooker. Then blend it along with water using blender.
Don't forget to add sugar and salt to the rice before you start blending it.

Well I hope you all can try the simple method to prepare baby meal
 
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Reply #1 - 02/13/10 at 20:02:00
angelster   Ex Member

 
just a simple baby food, well i'll better try that one...
 
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Reply #2 - 02/16/10 at 08:44:10
sashimi   Ex Member

 
why add sugar and salt i would think you wouldn't want to
 
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Reply #3 - 02/25/10 at 07:23:52
expertvision   Ex Member

 
Quote:
why add sugar and salt i would think you wouldn't want to

Do you think a 6 month old child will eat rise with no taste?
As an idea: why not use honey instead of sugar? is better for health especially for little children  Cheesy
 
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Reply #4 - 03/02/10 at 21:27:25
Laura101   Ex Member

 
Yes, use honey. It will good for his skin too. Sugar is not good.
 
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Reply #5 - 04/28/10 at 08:57:30
Language Infusion   Ex Member

 
Children are not supposed to have honey until at least 1 year of age.  I have even heard 18 months-2 years is better.  Not sure why, but might not be the best idea to add sugar or honey.  Add a naturally sweetened fruit instead.
 
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Reply #6 - 05/02/10 at 04:20:06

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You could try adding peaches to sweeting it. It should be better than sugar and salt.
 
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Reply #7 - 05/02/10 at 04:54:07
hank27   Ex Member

 
Strawberries or a banna might also work. It shoiuld be better for them than sugar and salt.
 
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Reply #8 - 05/03/10 at 04:28:02
farhajr   Ex Member

 
I guess Cerelac offers a lot Baby foods and might be similar to the ingredients above.
 
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Reply #9 - 06/18/10 at 01:57:11

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true, maybe you should try to go there.
 
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Reply #10 - 07/06/10 at 21:41:50
aimee2   Ex Member

 
I think adding the banna is a good idea. It has some good things for the baby and it would taste better with it.
 
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Reply #11 - 07/09/10 at 06:21:46
Andy12434   Ex Member

 
Great idea! thanks for sharing your food!
 
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Reply #12 - 08/27/10 at 13:05:17
Jawad   Ex Member

 
I am single still so no child and no worries Smiley
 
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Reply #13 - 08/30/10 at 03:06:22
scarlet   Ex Member

 
Mini Jelly Roll for Toddlers
     

Super Quick Mini Jelly Roll for Toddlers

Take a slice of un-toasted whole grain bread. Remove crusts. (Use crusts for bread crumbs. See section on how to save money by grinding your own bread crumbs from those end slices that no one ever eats.)

Spread with all fruit no-sugar-added jelly or jam. Roll bread up as you would a sleeping bag. Stab with a skinny carrot or celery stick or toothpick to keep from unrolling.

Instead of, or in addition to, the jelly, use peanut butter, cream cheese, tahini, humus, or any sandwich spread.
 
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Reply #14 - 08/30/10 at 12:41:39

nigrilaforever90   Offline
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I try to not place any salt or sugar in a baby foods. I usually replace them for analog food, honey=sugar, lemon juice=salt, etc
 
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