We had a yummy smelling kitchen this morning as yams, apples, and pears were separately boiled, then purred into a smooth goop. Okay, that might not sound so appetizing to you or me, but it's enough for Fynn to get excited about! I'm not a perfect natural mom, I often feed him store-bought baby food, but I like to make my own when I can. Especially the fruits; Fynn will barely touch the store-bought fruits but if I make them myself, he gobbles them down. It's fun for a breakfast treat on occasion.
This hardly calls for a recipe it's so simple, just basically take fruit or veggie of choice, boil if it's hard, then pop in the blender and puree until smooth. I even leave the skins on some things like the pears (after washing, of course).The real question that kept raising it's head was what to feed him and when. I found one great page just by blindly bumbling through Pintrest (
Homemade Baby Food) and another link a public health nurse friend of mine sent me
(Infant Feeding Guide.) Both were so helpful and really lay things out clearly and are worth checking out.
We had a yummy smelling kitchen this morning as yams, apples, and pears were separately boiled, then purred into a smooth goop. Okay, that might not sound so appetizing to you or me, but it's enough for Fynn to get excited about! I'm not a perfect natural mom, I often feed him store-bought baby food, but I like to make my own when I can. Especially the fruits; Fynn will barely touch the store-bought fruits but if I make them myself, he gobbles them down. It's fun for a breakfast treat on occasion. 
This hardly calls for a recipe it's so simple, just basically take fruit or veggie of choice, boil if it's hard, then pop in the blender and puree until smooth. I even leave the skins on some things like the pears (after washing, of course).The real question that kept raising it's head was what to feed him and when. I found one great page just by blindly bumbling through Pintrest (Homemade Baby Food) and another link a public health nurse friend of mine sent me (Infant Feeding Guide.) Both were so helpful and really lay things out clearly and are worth checking out.
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