♥ I favor organic pure produce
♥ For babies from 7-8 months old (but 4-6 months old if you skip the tahini). Take a look at the what * when list to help you out.
I recommend putting essential fat into your baby's every meal. It is extremely important. I always try to make good fat a part of every meal in my home.
I recommend that both babies and mum and dad take omega-3's every day both from the animal kingdom and plant kingdom. Let me explain:
I recommend giving babies from 6 months old, coldpressed organic omega-3 oils like:
*Hempseed oil
AND
*Flaxseed oil
.. around 1-2 tsp a day. Keep it in the fridge and add it to your baby's food just ...
♥ I favor organic pure produce
♥ From my book; What should I feed my baby?)
Most French chocolate cakes contain around 180g sugar. I use 140g and 20 drops of vanilla or caramel stevia instead. I feel the end result is the same :)
♥ I favor organic pure produce
♥ Lentils are such a beautiful food. They are cheap, nutritious, taste great, keep well (uncooked) and are packed with good protein. I love them dearly and this soup is a firm favorite with everybody who tries it. You can puree it for your small child or mash with a fork. This lovely recipe is from my book; What should I feed my baby? It is quick and easy to make.
The spelt naan bread is perfect with this soup.
This is an inexpensive, easy, healthy & lovely breakfast ( .. lunch, dinner ... :) )
♥ Also for babies (who can chew) from 7 months. You can easily purée or grate the fruits into their porridge.
Here you have the What*When babyfood list to help you out.
♥ I favor organic pure produce
♥ For children from 1 years
♥ I love chocolate non dairy milk. I make myself some version of this choc milk almost every day! It's always gorgeous!!:-)
Quinoa the nutritious seed that behaves like a grain!
From my book; What should I feed my baby?
I recommend quinoa as one of your baby's first foods after 6 months. It has a unique lovely nutty flavor, is highly nutritious, and gluten free.
Quinoa is high in protein, calcium and iron. It contains an almost perfect balance of all eight amino acids needed for tissue development in humans. The protein in quinoa is considered to be a complete protein due to the presence of all 8 essent...
