Homemade Baby Food Pure and Simple: Your Complete Guide to Preparing Easy, Nutritious, and Delicious Meals for Your Baby and Toddler

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Summary: This is Probably Not the Book You're Looking For
Review: If you are looking for an informative nutritional guide on how to prepare homemade baby food and developmental guidelines on when and how to introduce new foods, then you may have to look somewhere else. In my opinion, this is merely a cookbook for older babies and toddlers and not a comprehensive work. The recipes included, however, sound delicious and have a definite international flair- perfect for developing a healthy palate- but are overall unsuitable for infants. I highly recommend that you research other titles before settling on this one.

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Summary: Easily prepared, pediatrician-approved recipes
Review: Now even the most novice parent can provide baby with homemade baby foods that are tastier and nutritionally superior to even the best of the processed (and expensive!) jarred foods with Homemade Baby Food Pure & Simple. This "user friendly" compendium of easily prepared, pediatrician-approved recipes come with clear instructions, nutritional guidelines, and sound advice, including practical hints and invaluable tips that will save both time and money. Sample menus and food introduction charts are provided, along with special recipes for allergies and sleep difficulties. Homemade Baby Food Pure & Simple is an enthusiastically recommended addition to personal and community library parenting reference collections.

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Summary: A MUST HAVE BOOK!!
Review: This book is very well written. Its excellent. Its the only book I found on the market that is pediatrician approved and that had a nutritionist double check every guideline. I found it very easy to read and helpful.

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Summary: Not worth the money
Review: This book sounds great from the title, but when you read it you find that you don't learn anything you didn't already know. The information is superficial and poorly organized and the recipes are repetitive and not worth the print (see reviewer's example above). If you are planning to buy this book, think again.

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Summary: I wouldn't feed this meals to my child
Review: This books uses refined grains, flour, Jell-O, store-bought cereals and baking mixes containing addivites, colorings and preservatives plus lots of sugar - not what I want to start my baby off on.

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Summary: Must have for every Mom!
Review: This cookbook this a cookbook for dummies. It's amazing I recommend it to everyone I know and meet. My 10 month old has loved every recipe I have made! This is the best book out there!

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Summary: Must have for every Mom!
Review: This cookbook this a cookbook for dummies. It's amazing I recommend it to everyone I know and meet. My 10 month old has loved every recipe I have made! This is the best book out there!

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Summary: PERFECT FOR WORKING MOTHERS
Review: This is the only book I found written with pediatrician guidelines and was real simple to read. The author did an outstanding job dividing this into categories of 4 months, 7 months and Toddler age. I don't know what the other reviewer was speaking to on eggs (she actually introduced them at 12 months)..I work an 8 hour shift and its nice to know my little one can eat fresh homemade baby food.