From I See Me! personalized books, A Christmas Bear for Me is a magical personalized story that will make any child smile this Christmas! It comes with a mini Gund® plush bear and a letter to the child from Santa. Now with Free Shipping in time for the Holidays! Use Code FSW715 These books make [...]
Happy Thanksgiving to all. We’re packing up the pies (all 5 of them and boy am I tired), gravy (don’t ask!) and the kiddos and heading to Grandma’s house. Over this holiday weekend, we’ll be adding a new navigation menu to our site. Some of our pages have already been updated. We hope this menu [...]
If you are planning to travel for Thanksgiving and the winter holidays, you may want to take along some homemade baby food. One of our best pieces of advice is this – feed your baby some commercial baby food before you go! Yep, you heard read us right! You may pack or buy some jars [...]
Egg Nog is a yummy nice traditional drink that typically makes its appearance just before Thanksgiving. You might be wondering if your baby can partake of this holiday drink. Now we know you wouldn’t replace a nursing or fill a bottle with egg nog; but is it ok for baby to have a little sip? [...]
Parsnips may be a staple on your Fall and Thanksgiving season meal menu. These root veggies are very versatile and very yummy when roasted alone or with other veggies. Give this PC&A Mash below a try! We suggest making the batch a bit larger as you may be inclined to eat it all while just [...]
Pomegranates do not make a good baby food. They may pose a choking hazard as the “edible” portions of the fruit are actually the seeds. The seeds are known as the arils. Please read more from our November 2008 post
Last year we wrote a post about stringy winter squash and pumpkin purees. This year, I am copying the post below and I am adding some images as well. I took the pictures last night after baking 4 butternut squashes, squashs, squash-es and 7 sweet potatoes. The squash may look funny to you – [...]
One of the joys of the Fall and Thanksgiving season is the abundance of our favorite veggies like pumpkin, butternut squash and sweet potatoes. This season may also be the season of the orange baby! Your family may be eating a larger amount of orange winter squashes such as acorn and butternut at this time [...]
Every now and then we have a parent write in that their little one has experienced a reaction to a certain food that we have not listed as being an allergy issue. On our Allergy information page, we list those foods that are common and high allergens. We note this allergy risk information on the [...]
One Pot Thanksgiving Dinner – A simple and quick recipe making use of the Thanksgiving foods. Leave out Meat for babies 6-8 months, unless your pediatrician has given the go-ahead for meats. On Thanksgiving Day, you may also take a piece of cooked turkey and combine it with the veggies being served to create Baby’s [...]
One of the easiest things to make in a crock pot is applesauce. Simply peel, core and chunk 4 pounds of apples (about 16 medium-large apples) and toss them in the crockpot. Add about 2 cups of water and turn the crockpot on low. Cook for 4-6 hours or until the apples are soft and [...]
Mama Terry wrote to ask about steaming veggies in breast milk. She wondered if this would be a great way to boost up the nutrients in baby’s food. We received an email from another Mama who wondered if nitrates would seep into breast milk if she steamed carrots in breast milk. Cooking with Breast Milk: [...]
The WholesomeBabyFood - Homemade Baby Food Recipes Blog! New baby food recipes, feeding tips and more.
Children’s Product Recalls
Twitter links powered by Tweet This v1.8.3, a WordPress plugin for Twitter.
