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sourpatchkids
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Baby Food (not homemade)
What are some good/yummy baby foods that your LO's seem to enjoy? Some just seem not so appetizing...I gave DD Gerber chicken in a jar yesterday and I actually felt bad giving it to her, it didn't seem too good.
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Posted 5/5/12 8:58 AM  |
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cookie
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Re: Baby Food (not homemade)
I give DD mostly Organic Gerber for stage 2 fruits/veggies/mix and then for dinners i give him Gerber chicken/apple or turkery/sweetpot/ chicken/rice
Mix it with oatmeal
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| Posted 5/5/12 9:34 AM |
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dbleplay17
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Re: Baby Food (not homemade)
I know you said no homemade...btu I did make my DS purees until he was e ating so much I couldnt keep up (which was at like 6 months)
Then I gave him earth's best fruits and veggies.
But with the meat the canned just was so gross to me. So what I did was i made only one puree it was steamed ground turkey then I pureed it with a lil sweet potato to give it a puree consistenct then took and earth's best veggie and mixed it in.
I made a ton of the turkey puree and froze it then used it with a store bought puree.
Again you know said no homemade but it might be worth doing just a meat.
HTH
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| Posted 5/5/12 9:54 AM |
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CloudNine
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Jackie
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Re: Baby Food (not homemade)
i use earths best. the chicken and turkey dont seem so bad. sometimes they come mixed with fruit to make it better. DS seems to like them.
i wont however give him the beef ones. they look and smell awful
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| Posted 5/5/12 9:54 AM |
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spa118
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Re: Baby Food (not homemade)
Earth's best did taste the best - I tasted them all. I only gave fruits/veggies - Jarred chicken and beef kind of creeped me out a bit. I'm sure its fine, but I don't understand how it can be OK for chicken or beef to not be refrigerated - too much processing for me.
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| Posted 5/5/12 10:28 AM |
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spa118
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Shari
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Re: Baby Food (not homemade)
The plum organic pouches are also great. DD wasn't able to eat it by herself until she was 2 but I squeezed it onto a spoon when sehe was younger.
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| Posted 5/5/12 10:29 AM |
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Re: Baby Food (not homemade)
I just started using the Happy Baby Organic brand meals. They actually look like and smell like food. They are a little more expensive, but I just can't give her that meat in a jar.
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| Posted 5/5/12 10:46 AM |
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apwmjc
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Re: Baby Food (not homemade)
Posted by cookie
I give DD mostly Organic Gerber for stage 2 fruits/veggies/mix and then for dinners i give him Gerber chicken/apple or turkery/sweetpot/ chicken/rice
Mix it with oatmeal
Same here. DS loves everything he eats!
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| Posted 5/5/12 10:53 AM |
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Re: Baby Food (not homemade)
Earths Best
Happy Baby
Sprout
Some of them are pretty tasty! 
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| Posted 5/5/12 10:39 PM |
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sourpatchkids
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Re: Baby Food (not homemade)
Thanks for the replies...I'm going to write these down for the next time I go baby food shopping  .
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| Posted 5/6/12 8:54 AM |
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stellabella
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Re: Baby Food (not homemade)
Definitely Earth's Best for the meats! The Gerber ones grossed me out! I also tried the Beechnut too and their meats seemed much more natural than the Gerber.
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| Posted 5/6/12 12:00 PM |
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DiamondGirl
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Re: Baby Food (not homemade)
I either make my own or use Earth's Best for meats.
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| Posted 5/6/12 12:18 PM |
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