Homemade Baby Food Tips and Hints - Do's
• Do use ice cube trays to freeze puréed foods. Each cube should be about one ounce. Once frozen, pop out the cubes, store in a sealed plastic bag, and use within two months.• Do discard unfinished meals. Bacteria forms quickly.
• Do introduce new foods at the rate of one per week, so you can pinpoint any allergies.
• Do make sure your child has accepted most vegetables and fruits before trying any meats.
• Do steam or microwave vegetables and fruits to retain as much vitamins and minerals as possible, as opposed to boiling.
• Do use as thinners: water left from steaming, breast milk, formula, cow's milk, yogurt, broth, or apple juice.
• Do use as thickeners: wheat germ, whole-grain cereal, cottage cheese, farmer cheese, cooked egg yolks, yogurt, mashed white or sweet potato.
More About Homemade Baby Food:
• Baby Food Tips - Do's
• Baby Food Tips - Don'ts
• Homemade Baby Food Safety and Equipment
• Homemade Baby Food Recipes
• Honey and Health - Warning for Babies
Cookbooks
| • | The Baby Cookbook |
| • | Baby Let's Eat! |
| • | Super Baby Food |
| • | The Healthy Baby Meal Planner |
| • | More Cookbooks |
