Feed Me! I'm Yours : Revised and Expanded Edition

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Summary: Who knew it could be so easy?
Review: My baby isn't yet old enough to be eating solid foods, but I am so glad I bought this book ahead of time! Simple recipes for fresh, homemade baby foods (ie: puree fresh fruit and freeze in ice cube trays to make individual portions) sound much more appealing than those little jars of goop. This book covers babies from those who are just starting to eat all the way up to picky toddlers. Simple, healthy recipes are given for everything from soups to omlettes ... all with little tricks, like pureeing some veggies to sneak into your toddler's cheese pizza, or adding oatmeal to yogurt instead of milk for a toddler who's just learning to use a spoon. I'd definitely recommend this book, and may purchase additional copies as baby gifts.

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Summary: Who knew it could be so easy?
Review: My baby isn't yet old enough to be eating solid foods, but I am so glad I bought this book ahead of time! Simple recipes for fresh, homemade baby foods (ie: puree fresh fruit and freeze in ice cube trays to make individual portions) sound much more appealing than those little jars of goop. This book covers babies from those who are just starting to eat all the way up to picky toddlers. Simple, healthy recipes are given for everything from soups to omlettes ... all with little tricks, like pureeing some veggies to sneak into your toddler's cheese pizza, or adding oatmeal to yogurt instead of milk for a toddler who's just learning to use a spoon. I'd definitely recommend this book, and may purchase additional copies as baby gifts.

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Summary: I love this book!
Review: The recipes in this book are wonderful and simple - I've already prepared them for my husband and he thought they were great! The author has many clever combinations that my sleep-deprived brain would never have come up with. This one is a keeper!

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Summary: I love this book!
Review: The recipes in this book are wonderful and simple - I've already prepared them for my husband and he thought they were great! The author has many clever combinations that my sleep-deprived brain would never have come up with. This one is a keeper!

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Summary: why rush babies to eat mush?
Review: This book is better than jarred baby food, but not much. Babies should be breastfed for at least the first year, and offered solids when they become interested. If you have to grind it up and mush it to give it to them, they are probably too young to want it anyway. Skip the grinders, food processors and freezer trays and just wait until your baby wants the food you are eating

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Summary: BLATANT IMPERSONATION!
Review: This book is OBVIOUSLY a rip-off of LITTLE SHOP OF HORRORS. It purports to be a parenting book, but it quite closely follows the original Jack Nicholson script. Don't be deluded by the quiet little title of this book.

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Summary: WOW
Review: This book was just what I was looking for. Not only does it have great information for feeding my 5 month old son, but this book will grow with his needs for years to come. It has great ideas for everything from babyfood to finger food to birthday party themes to seasonal recipes to playdough recipes. This book is a must for Moms (and Dads) everywhere. ENJOY

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Summary: WOW
Review: This book was just what I was looking for. Not only does it have great information for feeding my 5 month old son, but this book will grow with his needs for years to come. It has great ideas for everything from babyfood to finger food to birthday party themes to seasonal recipes to playdough recipes. This book is a must for Moms (and Dads) everywhere. ENJOY

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Summary: Handy
Review: This is a great reference book to have handy in the kitchen for everything from several playdough recipes to helpful ideas for the kids. It's full of fun,practical recipes and ideas.

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Summary: buy it now!
Review: This is an excellent and SIMPLE book of fun and nutritous meals and snacks for kids of all ages. The recipes are so easy and made with the most common ingredients. My problem with recipe books is when they call for unusual ingredients that (not being a chef) I usually don't keep on hand. These recipes are fast and easy enough to whip up while the kids play. It even suggests new ways to serve less appealing foods (like veggies), in a fun way that kids think of it as being a treat. I think this book is a great buy.