Today we’re going to make this vegetable soup for babies. The advantage of the soup is that it can be given with a baby bottle. Personally, I prefer to give…
We can cook many recipes for our babies. We can mix many foods together! But we need to have motivation to cook them… Baby needs proteins, vitamins, calcium…By cooking recipes for your baby, you know exactly what you give to your baby, for is health and happiness.
You’ll find in this category baby food recipes for all ages, starting baby food diversification.
Happy cooking to all of you!
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In general, babies love beets. It is therefore a great moment to spend when them this food! Beet is rich in vitamins, magnesium, and iron. It is excellent for our…
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Today we will introduce eggs into our babies food. Broccoli and cooked egg yolk puree recipe for babies (from 6 months) What you need to know about eggs for babies:…
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Today we are going to prepare a zucchini and potato puree for babies. The taste of this puree is not very pronounced and therefore it is an easy-to-eat baby puree.…
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For this baby puree recipe, I decided to add chicken. Chicken breast to be exact, so that we are sure not to end up with small bones (but we always…
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Today, we’re going to make a unique recipe for babies from 6 months old: a biscuit-infused compote! The biscuit adds a magical touch to the fruit compote that babies will…
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Today we’re cooking a leek puree for baby, with a small potato to bind and soften the taste. We’ll use only the white part of the leek, which is more…
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We are going to make a zucchini, ham and Kiri® cheese baby soup. Your baby will adore this recipe! This baby soup will be unctuous, smooth, perfect to start introducing…
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Today, we will prepare a plum with cinnamon baby puree recipe (from 6 months). Plum is the perfect fruit when baby has small constipation problems. Indeed, it is an excellent…
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From 6 months, you can start introducing fish in your baby’s solid food. Fish has to be introduced in small quantity (0,35 ounces per meal) at noon preferably. It is better to cook white…
