Recommend your kiddy cook book

[muppetinma]

I'm stalling on feeding Andrew full meals. He usually gets purees and a couple of finger foods thrown in, but I'd like to get him started on actual, well-rounded meals. I know there are some cook books that have been mentioned on here before, so enlighten me! What book do you have and why do you like it?

I know most people just feed what they're eating, but that makes me nervous. I don't eat meat, but I'd like Andrew to (for now at least). I feel like starting out from a cookbook will make me brave enough to branch out on my own. HELP!

[carawestt]

It's not a book but I get all my baby food recipes from wholesomebabyfood.com. They have tons of puree recipes as well as meals (baby omelette, brown rice, chicken and veggies, baby beef stew). Really, anything you could imagine!

[claralou]

This has been incredible for us: www.amazon.com/Top-100-Baby-Food-Recipes/dp/1844839303/ref=sr_1_1?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1357590293&sr=1-1&keywords=top+100+baby+food+recipes

It's pushed me way out of my comfort zone and DD is eating all kinds of things that I wouldn't have otherwise known about- LOVE this book.

[petitepomme]

I have "Better Baby Food". It was developped with The Hospital for Sick Children. I haven't tried any of the recipes yet but they all sound good and it has really good information on nutrition.

[rjamz]

Jan 7, 2013 20:40:58 GMT -5 pinksapphires said:

I'll second Annabel Karmel's books. I have Top 100 Baby Purees. I've loved it so far.

www.amazon.com/Top-100-Baby-Purees-Healthy/dp/0743289579/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1357609239&sr=8-1&keywords=top+100+baby+purees

Me too! Love it

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