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Top 100 Baby Purees: 100 Quick and Easy Meals for a Healthy and Happy Baby | 
 enlarge | Author: Annabel Karmel
Publisher: Atria
Category: Book
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Avg. Customer Rating:  82 reviews
Sales Rank: 1082
Media: Hardcover
Number Of Items: 1
Pages: 128
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.4
Dimensions (in): 7.6 x 7.5 x 0.6
ISBN: 0743289579
Dewey Decimal Number: 641.56222
EAN: 9780743289573
ASIN: 0743289579
Publication Date: March 21, 2006
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Product Description
Babies grow more rapidly in their first year than at any other time in their lives, so how you feed your newborn will be one of the most important decisions you make for your new baby.Making your own baby food is not only more economical than buying commercial brands, it also assures that your child consumes only the freshest, top-quality ingredients. British television personality and children's nutrition expert Annabel Karmel's essential collection of best-ever purees grants new parents their wish: one hundred quick and easy recipes that will make for a healthy and happy baby. From first tastes and weaning, right through to meals for older babies, all the recipes are suitable for children aged six months and older. And with all these fruit and vegetable favorites, and innovative fish, meat, and chicken purees, the dishes are so tasty you will want to eat them yourself! In addition to easy and delicious recipes, Top 100 Baby Purees also includes information on: - Weaning your baby and transitioning to solid foods
- Food allergies
- Time-saving food preparation tips
- Freezing and reheating your homemade baby food
- Tricks on finding the hidden nutrition in everyday foods
Featuring a preface by Dr. Michel Cohen, New York pediatrician and author of The New Basics: A-to-Z Baby & Child Care for the Modern Parent
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 Great recipes for Baby January 6, 2009
Good book, lots of great tips to save money while feeding your baby in a healthy manner.
 Take it with a Grain of Salt... January 6, 2009
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
I could not FULLY appreciate this cookbook because I had to pick and choose around the recipes so as to be careful not to introduce certain "hazardous" foods too soon. The book states WHEN to introduce certain foods, but have different guidelines than what the APA is stating. Maybe because this is a British author? FOr instance, I will not be giving eggs to my baby until around 1 year. Also, some recipes call for butter or berries and other "off limits" foods that I plan to avoid until after 1 yr. So I wasn't able to get a 100 baby purees out of it - but I did like some ideas about what foods are good mixed together (
ex. sweet potatoes and apples). And I liked her tips about freezing and storing baby foods, so not a total loss. Just take this book with a grain of salt and remember she is not a peditrician - so be sure to check with your doctor about when and what to introduce.
 Good starting point January 3, 2009
I bought this book because I wanted to make my own baby food but didn't know where to start. This book is a good starting point with instructions on everything from basic purees to more complex mixed recipes. There are also simple instruction on how to prepare the foods. I only rated it four stars because I believe some of the recipes are a little complex for an infants palate.
If you're looking for a "How To" this is not the book for you January 2, 2009
What I liked about this book is it gives recipes and ideas for using meat. Meat purees seemed to be lacking in most baby food books. There are also recipes that go above and beyond the usual sweet potato and banana yada yada yada. As someone who likes to try different foods, I appreciated this. What I don't like is that the author seems to ignore the AAP's guidelines for introducing citrus, tomatoes, cow's milk and berries. Since she is based out of the UK, it may explain the differences. If your child has shown any type of food sensitivity, skip those recipes or modify them to your child's needs.
great book December 30, 2008
this book is great. it has easy tips about making food and feeding your baby. i really appreciate the microwave instructions, steam instructions, and boiling instructions for the recipes. so far my baby has enjoyed everything that i've made.
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