The New Organic Baby Food Cookbook: A Natural Way to Raise Happy Independent Eaters for First-Time Parents, With 200 Healthy Homemade Recipes for Every Age and Stage. Contains 3 weekly meal plans

As a first-time parent committed to providing my baby with a natural and nutritious diet, theBabyfood cookbook has become an indispensable guide in my kitchen. This book not only metbut exceeded my expectations by offering a wealth of practical information and a wide array ofhealthy homemade recipes for every stage of my baby's development.One of the greatest strengths of this book is its ability to address my specific needs as a parentseeking organic food options for my little one. The author thoughtfully provides a variety ofrecipes that are not only nutritious but also tailored to the different ages and stages of a baby'sgrowth. From the early introduction of solids to the gradual progression in textures and flavors,this book has been an invaluable resource in navigating this important journey.What sets this book apart from others is its emphasis on using organic ingredients, ensuring that Ican confidently provide my baby with the purest and most wholesome meals. The recipes areaccompanied by clear instructions and information on essential nutrients, portion sizes, and foodallergies, helping me ensure that my baby receives the right balance of nourishment during thiscrucial developmental phase.One of my initial fears was the acceptance of new flavors and textures by my baby. However, therecipes are all very easy, from classic fruit mixes to more exotic flavors which I was initiallydoubtful about, but I was surprised by what my baby found delicious, so, whatever works."The New Organic Baby Food Cookbook" provides valuable tips and insights on how to introducea variety of tastes in a gentle and encouraging manner. I can confidently say that this guide hasbeen instrumental in cultivating a positive relationship between my baby and food.

As a mother of a child with a food allergy, this book has been an absolute game-changer for our family. It not only provided us with a wealth of healthy organic recipes, but it also offered a solution to our child's dietary needs, making mealtime a joyous experience once again.We discovered plenty of recipes that were safe for our child, the clear labeling and guidance on potential allergens made it easy for us to select recipes without worrying about compromising our son's health.I also shared this book with my mother so that she can have a wide selection of healthy meals to prepare when she takes care of our boy.Planning for our child’meals is now a stress-free experience.If you have a child with dietary restrictions, consider getting this guide as it can be a practical and precious resource. It also contains an easy meal plan so you can learn how to give your kid healthy eating habits, and make sure his or her nutritional needs are met.I highly recommend investing a couple more bucks in the color version to appreciate the images and the beautiful colorful pages.

I was hoping this book would fit the description, a meal plan to introduce baby to foods for all age levels. The beginning says under 6m should only be breast milk, then the meal plan for 4-6m shows random multiple ingredient meals. Many of the single purées are repeats with different cooking instructions, some are wrong (ex. Banana purée is oats and milk only). Not all recipes have cooking times, it kind of seems like a giant copy and paste gone wrong. I’m just disappointed it has such high reviews, this wasn’t even spell checked.

Haven’t used yet but I can’t wait to

The New Organic Baby Food Cookbook: A Natural Way to Raise Happy Independent Eaters, is a wonderful cookbook to use when trying to get your baby started on the right foot nutritionally. The recipes are fun and simple, some with as little as 3 ingredients. If you are a breastfeeding mom, you can incorporate breastmilk or formula easily into the recipe. The best part of the book for me, is that it is transitional, the recipes start at just a few months and go all the way up to 24 months and, of course, beyond.

The author opens the book by looking at why organic baby food is the best choice to feed little ones. The pros and ons are weighed and ultimately it is decided that homemade organic is the way to go. Then we get into the recipes and there are around 200 of them. I will say not all are baby food. Some recipes are finger foods, like muffins or quesadillas that work more for toddlers are more grown kids. So, i think these foods would work for all the family members. You just obviously would not have to puree all portions.

I am a first time mom and always wanted to make my own baby food. This book gave me food ideas and a place to start for making food for my baby. Highly recommend to other first time moms!

This book goes over the reasons why organic baby food is better for your baby. It covers the pros and cons with the pros out weighing the cons. It explains how to know when your baby is ready for solid foods. There's a list of nutrients that your baby needs and 200 recipes for your own homemade organic baby food. You'll also find a 3 week meal plan included

My daughter and her boyfriend are very happy to receive this book for Baby Caleb