Dedicated to Developing Little Spirits
As my kiddo graduates from purees to “real people” food I find myself struggling a bit. Feeding my little guy these days is much harder than the puree days when I could be creative and make sure I include the nutrients my little guy needs in his diet. One “transition from purees” meal that has [Read On]
Wow. I always knew these flavors worked well together but I never thought the latest and greatest experiment for my Little Man would be so dang delicious if I do say so myself. I’m excited, folks, throw me a bone. I kid you not when I say that I took SEVERAL spoonfuls of this puree [Read On]
Just because my Little Man did not take to this puree doesn’t mean your kiddos won’t like it. Being the beet fan that I am, I was particularly disappointed that my Little Guy was not into this puree. You win some and you lose some. Perfect For: 7+ months Time required: 75 minutes, 60 minutes [Read On]
Raining cats and dogs here in Seattle. Perfect day for a Mexican puree for the Little Man. Plus, I swear to Goddess this puree tastes like a chicken quesadilla and – shocker – there is a ton of good stuff in it for your little one. I had a lot of the ingredients in my [Read On]
Beans rule. They are a great texture for baby, add creaminess and are a incredible source of nutrients. So, shocker, another Leek Puree. I can’t help it. I am on vacation in a foreign country sans comforts of home kitchen. I strayed to what is familiar but I did add a twist to my normal [Read On]
Ah, green beans. I happen to love green beans. My husband does not so it will be interesting to see who wins this “battle” with our nearly 8 month old. This week I introduced a few herbs and spices to the Little Man. The other day I added basil to a chicken puree (recipe coming [Read On]
