Which food is best for baby health?

Does your baby start with a solid diet? Are you thinking of making your own baby food?

 

When preparing your baby's first prescription, you can save money and reduce waste. You can also choose a more nutritious option. Fresh foods tend to be more nutritious than canned foods, and you can buy organic foods as needed to prepare your baby. It also avoids the unhealthy ingredients that appear in over-the-counter baby food.

 

Preparing baby food does not have to be expensive or time consuming. In fact, the easiest and cheapest method is the best.

 

Easy way to make your own baby food:

 

1) Don't buy one of those baby food grinders. They are difficult and cumbersome to clean.

 

2) If you wait until your baby is 6 months old and start complementary feeding, in most cases you can make a puree with a fork until you reach the desired concentration.

 

If you are breastfeeding, you can also wait for your baby's pliers grip to develop and provide your baby with a small finger food such as pea or grated apple pieces. The pinch grip occurs when the baby can pinch a small object (such as carpet lint or kitchen floor food) between the thumb and index finger. In fact, if you have a family history of food allergies, it may be desirable to wait longer before starting a complementary diet. Always serve one food at a time, regardless of your baby's age, wait a few days to look for signs of allergies, and then serve another. slow down.

 

3) Start with one fresh ingredient:

 

Banana

 

Stewed carrots, beets, potatoes, yams

 

Avocado

 

Ripe pears, peaches, melons, plums

 

Grated apples Or steamed

 

pear beans

 

well cooked beans

 

hard boiled egg whites (avoid egg whites until 1 year old)

 

Some of these foods can be served raw. Others steam lightly (steaming retains more nutrients than canned foods) and makes it softer for the baby

4) You don't have to worry about preparing baby food.

 

If you plan to spend a lot of time blending and freezing food in ice cube trays, you can certainly do so. But I'm for a simple approach!

 

Even if you don't want to give your baby salt and sugar (and spices that can confuse your stomach), you can usually choose ingredients from your menu and "make" dinner for your baby.

 

For example, if you are steaming vegetables for dinner, remove a tablespoon of vegetables from the pan before adding butter and salt. Put this in the baby's plate and crush it. It's done! Instant baby food without extra work. Alternatively, remove the beef from the roast and puree the porridge until it is very tender.

 

You can also take an apple and grate it to the table with a spoon, or bring bananas and other portable food. Any restaurant with a salad bar will cook beans and avocados. Or give the baby baked potatoes (before putting the treat on top).

 

Life with a newborn is challenging enough. Let's get started with solids simply!

 

What are the benefits of baby food?

 

Rich in fruits and vegetables. Most infant formulas are made from fruit and vegetable purees.

low sodium. Most baby foods are low in sodium

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