Babies First Foods Grocery Haul - What To Buy And Avoid!
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- Here are the first foods you want to feed your baby from 6-12 months old. You really want to be careful with babies first foods and stick to basic fruits and veggies, and avoid grains and leafy greens. So many of the baby food and snacks at the store contain arsenic laden rice, grains that the babies system can't digest yet, and ingredients that lack nutrition. Mad love..Bobby, Dessi, Rose, and Art! XOXO
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6 Months - Good Foods
- Egg yolk
- Bone broth
- Liver
- Lamb
- Avocado
- Banana
- Poultry broth
- Sweet Potato
- Carrots
- Coconut oil, Ghee
7 Months - Good Foods
- Mango, Cantaloupe, Papaya
- Cooked Pear, Apple
- Parsnip, Rutabaga
- Squashes
- Chicken liver pate
- Lacto Fermented (sweet potato, taro)
Foods lacking nutrition 6-8 months: teething biscuits, rice flakes brown rice flakes, oatmeal and other grains, soy, non-organic baby food, juice
8 Months - Good Foods
- Olive Oil
- Garlic, cumin
- Coconut milk
- Coconut kefir
- Pork
- Zucchini
- Cooked peaches, apricots, nectarines, cherries
- Gelatin infused cooked pears/apples
- Fish roe
9 Months - Good Foods
- Raw yogurt, raw butter, raw cheese (choose whole milk, unflavored)
- Oily fish
- Passion fruit, Pomegranate, guava, pineapple
- Goji berries
- Cooked onion
- Cooked berries (strawberries, blackberries, blueberries, raspberries)
- Gelatin infused cooked pears/apples
- Olives
- Naturally fermented pickles (unpasteurized)
- Broccoli, Cauliflower
Foods lacking nutrition 8-10 months: breakfast cereal, prepackaged baby meals, biscuits, crackers, cookies, baby food with added sugar, juice, fruit concentrate, juice
10 Months - Good Foods
- Coconut water
- Beets
- Herbs and Spices
- Beet kvass
- Well steamed greens (spinach, kale)
- Cod liver oil
11 Months - Good Foods
- Fish stock and stew
- Deep-sea wild caught fish
Foods lacking nutrition 10-12 months: pretzels, crackers, cookies, bars, noodles, pasta, sweetened baby foods, juice, pasteurized dairy
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I don't even have babies anymore, but I had to watch just so I could see Rose and those chubby cheeks!! 😍😍 She's soooo stinkin cute! LOL
Desi...... you are looking beautiful!
Ayanna Curry lol me to!
Glad to see I mostly did the right thing for my daughter over 30 years ago. I made all her food myself from fresh ingredients. She loved her avocado and banana and I never had a problem getting her to eat her vegetables later on.
Dessi is so classy and poised. I love her! She’s so polished too. Love the hair!
Please make a baby/toddler food tips and recipes book!
I would buy this in a heartbeat
As soon as Rose can walk she’s gonna touch everything at the grocery just like daddy! So cute. Can’t wait. Bobby will be spending lots of time tidying up the packaging even more!
You need to list your sources if you are giving nutrition information, particularly as it is directed for infants.
Right.... Like what is she feeding her baby is what I'm curious bc apparently everything is not ok right now 😒🙄 also... Idk what his wifes does profession wise as idk these people but who are u to recommend what's "not to eat"?
@1027vvergara you don't need to be in a particular profession to google ingredient on a box. Half the words people don't even know how to pronounce lol
@smileyx11 That's true! But there are things she says not to eat like legumes, spinach, berries until a certain age that I didn't hear or read anywhere else.
I would like to know what her profession is, maybe there's something she knows that the other pedetricians and dieticians don't know! Lol
She says no legumes until age of 2 and that's where she lost me...
@@kiki-90 right! I concur!
It will be authentic if you can quote references. Early introduction of grains n nuts before an year goes a long way to prevent allergies in kids as per the AAP studies n guidelines.
the way i see it as long as you eat everything you will become more immune to different foods.
Bobby, you have changed my life and thank you! I was having major digestive problems as you would say poopie pants. Not a condition as a transit operator with no restrooms that was easy to deal with. My problems are gone and I found out about you from another driver and continue to share you with others.
My daughter is 30 years old now but back in the day, I use to just make her food vs. buying any of the jarred stuff. It's so much easier and you get to control exactly what you put inside of it.
It seems important to know where this information is coming from, does anyone have an article or study that explains this?
Check out Weston A Price foundation, also Sarah, the healthy home economist has a blog with tons of information
this is an old comment, but someone referenced this video and that's why i clicked on it. you are exactly right, he does not cite anything he says. please don't take his advice or follow his recommendations, and this is coming from someone who used to follow what he says, religiously. i highly recommend watching "the food science babe" - she's a food scientist and debunks a lot of what he says.
@@allistar34 seriously. According to them, pretty much everything is off limits till 2+. That’s a great way to set your kid up to have allergies and intolerances, according to current research.
I love love love your wife's accent and your baby steals your thunder she is so adorable ❤❤❤
People are always too sensitive when it comes to baby/kids topics. If you don't agree with him don't watch it! I make my babies food because I want to know what's in it also, I give my baby formula from Germany called Holle goat milk because the U.S. formulas are loaded with crap. Most baby items in the U.S. are loaded with toxins and sugar. Breast milk is the best however if you can't or don't have enough, European formulas are wayyyyyy better. More baby topics please and thank you guys!!!
I couldn't have said it better!
People are so obnoxious
HATERS GET LOST!!
Im 7 months pregnant. I eat very clean. But had no idea about introducing different types of food at specific ages!! I am highly grateful of your videos 🤗🤗💓 I will be binge watching all of your nutrition videos. Thank you for the detailed information 🙏🌱
I'd love Princess Rose to have her own show, "Baby Food Approved by Rosita" 😘😘😘
This is great information for parents, wish I had this knowledge when my kids were little. Rose 👄💜!
Your family is beautiful
This is all wonderful advice though I would suggest that we should listen to the over all advice of our pediatricians. Please don’t start your child on a diet without clearing it with them first. As a nurse, I can say some of this is unconventional and not at all backed up by quality science. Giving an infant meats so young can cause very bad constipation. It is the hardest thing for them to digest which is why it is the last thing introduced. This gives the infants digestive system some time to develop. I am interested in the introduction of broth at a young age. You should try and push foods off as close to 6 months as possible but an early introduction will not give your baby allergies at most it may be to much for an underdeveloped stomach to digest. This is all different for every baby so consult your pediatrician. They know your child best. I do love your videos. Your health tips are wonderful advice that seems to help many people. I for one love that you show people actual products that are good for them.
Absolutely correct
My baby just turned 6 months and we started on baby food last weekend. Perfect timing 😍
Yes!!! So happy to see this video. We have a 3 month old and I kept telling my husband, "Wouldn't it be great if Bobby did a baby food video?!" Can't wait to rewatch this in a few months when our little one is ready. It's a travesty the kind of foods pushed on parents to feed their little ones. Here's hoping we have new generation of children getting their nutritional needs met from the start!! Thank you. 🥰
What credentials does Dessie have to be making all these recommendations on baby food?
I have a 4 month old at home, yes please more baby videos! We loved this one
Is there an article where I can read about why oats and grains are difficult for babies to digest? Love your Channel! Almost 1 million subscribers !!! Right on!
The answer would be no because it's not an evidence based advisement.
@@RiniRanjini adults can't even digest those well, what makes you think babies do?
The book super nutrition babies that's affiliated with the weston a price foundation I believe discusses this topic
Bobby is big on reading labels. When it comes to babies, we need to read the labels on Bobby and Dessi. What are their qualifications to tell us what babies need. What are their sources.? Books for information? What books? Seems to me that we need more information to judge the accuracy of what we are being told. Especially when it comes to babies. This video could be 100% accurate. I hope it is. Rose certainly is the picture of a healthy happy baby. Something right is going on!
Thank you so much for making this video. I am pregnant now and I am so happy to know that I can use you guys as a guide for years to come. Seriously, thank you so much ♥️
I love your cooking videos and how passionate you are with your work.
I hope Im not coming off a rude way but some things that you said in the video are not true and not supported but research.
I hope you have a professional nutritional background prior to sharing this info with parents because this can affect a lot of babies.
Babies do not need stage food. You can research on baby led weaning.
I have been waiting for this!!! I’m pregnant with my second and can’t wait to implement these tips! Now I just need a video on formula...
If I remember correctly, I believe Bobby said that it’s best to breast feed your baby for 2+ years plus. Plus, breast milk is WAY better than any formula you can possibly buy.
Fade Agreed. Breast milk is great. However, it doesn’t have everything. Unless momma is taking enough vitamin D, baby won’t get enough vitamin D. Pediatricians are now telling breastfeeding mommas to put vitamin d drops in breast milk when giving them a bottle to prevent rickets and the vitamin d in multivitamins are no where near enough to pass on to baby.
Fade breast milk is better for the baby but some women can’t breastfeed. I couldn’t with my first and had to use formula. So this time around, if that happens again, I’d at least like to know what formula is the best option.
@@Marylikealways Continued Blessings 💞
dreamy ventures probably because parents don’t take their kids outside enough.. can we stop with the supplements altogether???
Not only baby food, tell us the best baby Products as well so that we can see more rose xD
not to be negative but if i raise my baby so delicately, they probably will become very picky eaters. and probably have trouble handling heavier foods. i as a baby drank milk straight from goats and cow. and then whole grains and lentils as i got older. by 3 years old, i ate adult food at same spice level. i eat everything. my wife was raised more delicately, she only eats chicken and no red meat or fish and very little dairy like yogurt.
Phantom Warrior hadn't thought about it but that makes total sense. Me as an adult, I started a weight loss journey and for 6 straight months ate nothing but Bobby approved foods, whole nourishing, unprocessed foods. When I started introducing bad foods again, I felt so sick from my stomach, I couldn't handle the foods I could easily eat before with no problem. Now I imagine a baby transitioning later in life to normal processed food, it's going to be harsh. Thanks for pointing that out.
I’ve been waiting for this! 🙌🏻 My son turns 6 months tomorrow. Thank you all so much for finally filming it. I look forward to the next video!
Thanks for sharing this info! Would love to understand more why you don’t think they should have grains? I was reading on the CDC website that they should be introduced to infant cereals as early as 6 months. Appreciate your healthful insights!
What are Dessi's credentials, the pediatricians and nurses that I've consulted said to start on grains. I'm open to other items but is this proven as good for a baby's first foods?
How old is your baby?
@@E3Dominos 6 months as of tomorrow
Sheenam6 6 months is the perfect age to start grains!
@@halfofmyheart3167 but this video says no grains before 2 years. I hadn't heard that before so I was wondering if it's a real medically correct theory or just one way to start feeding them
I'm not so sure about this video. It honestly goes against quite a few things that my daughter's (8 months) pediatrician has recommended. The latest research is showing that exposure to the early foods at 4 months is actually reducing the likelihood of allergies. The AAP recommends introducing allergen foods as early as 4-6 months. Yes, their diet should still be composed of milk at that point but introduction of it is what's important. Another things is that I don't agree with your recommendation of not starting cereals. Between the ages of 6-9 months, a baby's iron stores start to deplete, which is why an iron fortified cereal is recommended as one of baby's first foods by the AAP as well. Our doctor has also told us that legumes, eggs, etc is important starting at 9 months. Anyways, I would be intrigued as to where you all have gotten your information for this video. I do feel that this advice *could* be a little dangerous. But otherwise, I do love your videos!
100% agree! They need a proper disclaimer in this video! This video did not sit well with me and I'm a first time mom. Just left me feeling guilty...It's always best to consult with a doctor. Especially about tiny babies.
Cannot agree more on this video!
Olga Dovgal I could not agree more. This information seems way off base from AAP recommendations and what our pediatrician recommends. I have a happy and thriving one year old who eats a wide variety of foods. As our doc says tune out all of the noise and do what is best for your baby!
"Trust your doctor." My doctor said my son was growth restricted and probably could not handle a vaginally birth. CSection was recommended. Baby born naturally no growth restriction. Doctors are often wrong
@@SarahR2D2 similar experience. They wanted to induce me at 40 weeks because of risk of stillbirth if you’re “overdue” it was my first baby. She came out thriving two weeks “late.”
Great video guys. These are the things that only thorough research are you gona be aware of; the companies won’t tell, just sell. My pediatrician definitely told us to start our daughter (now toddler) on one food at a time, to have her try vegetables (not fruits) first and to not give her any grains until around the two year mark. People tend to think ok, these things are good for us, so why not, but like you said, a baby’s digestive system just can’t handle it. It’s no coincidence our children end up with the body mass of a 16 year old when they’re only like 10; it all can be traced back to nutrition, barring having any medical condition(s).
I understand the good intentions behind this video but a lot of the things mentioned in this video are incorrect if not outright dangerous. Not giving grains to infants (high quality and in moderate doses, of course) before 1 or 2 years of age dramatically increases the occurrence of Celiac disease, wheat allergy, type 1 and 2 diabetes and autoimmune diseases later in life often in irreversible ways. The statement that babies cannot digest grains is hairdresser salon science. Be careful, there's a lot a misinformation out there
OMG, rose is so adorable. I got to say something about grain and babies. I live in Indonesia. Out here people feed their 6 months old babies rice porridge w/ veggies or fruit blended or mashed w/ a spoon. Most veggies is given to babies are carrots, sweet potato/yam and pumpkins. We also give our babies mung beans porridge. We don’t feed our babies meat until age of 1. I got 2 kids of my own ages 21 & 15.
My kids are in their thirties and I was by no means the perfect feeder! Mother couldn't breast feed so gave them the best alternative we could. Never have them jar baby food though, fresh steamed veggies finally chopped in variety one at a time. No candy or sugar. They were never picky eaters.
Here is my problem with this video. I love the very amazing information but my children's pediatrician has contradicted what foods to feed baby and when. I would love to see the source to support what you are talking about in this video. My oldest were given the foods as per the pediatrician recommendations and they are healthy and fine. However I am currently pregnant with my third and am having issues finding any information to support this information.
Good info guys. In Spain they don’t recommend you to give spinach to babies until they’re 1 year old
I’m not trying to be rude because I love your channel but do either you or your wife have a medical or nutritional background? If so can you elaborate on it. Thank you.
I don't think you're rude, but maybe should think about it... They have been asked over and over.. to do a video summing up their thoughts/opinions on good and questionable foods for babies/toddlers, just as they do for us "adults". I understand it may seem different because their talking about kids not grown-ups.. but this channel has always been just about what they (not MDs) personally think.
I trust Bobby more than most people with medical or nutritional backgrounds.
I was also wondering what their sources are. I'm sure they've done their research and have formed their own opinions but couldn't help but wonder.
@@stephaniehayes2844 I do wonder too. Everyone has their own opinions even different nutritionist and doctors will say different things.
I agree with you. I did a lot of research from registered dietitians and nutritionists. A lot of things they said in the video is not true. (Ie: stage food)
Hi, can you share your sources please? Where do you get your info about digesting legumes, etc?
Best to make your own baby food. It’s so easy..
When u said the cereal was bad I was shaking my head. My baby girl refused to eat them when she was 6 months and after several attempts I gave up. My doctor kept pushing it saying keep trying she’ll get used to it. She didn’t so I didn’t. Glad I didn’t.
Between the ages of 6-9 months, a baby's iron stores start to deplete, which is why an iron fortified cereal is recommended as one of baby's first foods by the AAP and doctors.
Katerina Bryant I know we did the drops instead. She refused the cereal.
@@MakeupbyKatB You can replenish their iron with meat. I gave ground chicken liver to my daughter at 6 mos. and she ate it for a week like it was candy.
@@meredith3588 I was replying to the question of why the doctor kept pushing the cereal- likely because it's a good source of iron that babies need at this stage. Of course there are several ways to get in that iron. Furthermore, in this video they suggest waiting until *after* 8 months for any meats, which isn't necessarily sound advice either for iron replenishment. Ultimately, I think people should be going by what their doctors and the AAP are recommending, not this video unfortunately.
you should be able to feed up to a 5 year old by force. they may complain but they will eat it. if they don't eat everything, they will become picky eaters and cause you grief later.
Rose is adorable!! I kept rewinding the video because I was paying attention to her & no to you guys 🤣🤣🤣
Love her head piece.😍😍
Great info!! Thank you guys.
Omg watching your video made me realize that I completely fed my first child wrong way. Maybe that’s why she got so much problems with her guts and digestion. Thank you for your video. It helps me change for my second.
Rose is just so cute! 🤗
You are a beautiful family,it's hard being first time parents,I'm glad you're helping 🤗
I was waiting for this video for a long time,now my pediatrician told us to start with oats peas apple i am so confused😔 we need more videos like this and sources from where we can learn please and thank you🙏🏻
Rose is so blessed to have parents like you😍 She must be the healthiest child on the planet! Great job😍. My first great grandchild is going to be born in May of this year. I am forwarding this video to my grandson so that he can follow your tips. Please keep the videos coming. Thank you very much for all your hard work🌹
This video was fantastic. I wish it would've been around 5 years ago when I was trying to figure out what to feed my girls....... Also Rose is stinking cute!!!!
30 years ago my friends would pre chew grain and feed it to their babies so they could digest various healthy foods
Rose is so mischievous; chewing on daddy collar at the end there; her eyes are so cool, alert, engaging, and pretty!
Unfortunately a lot of this info is no longer accurate...
I believe it’s pretty much accurate!
You are right. New studies have found that introducing solids at 4 months (as long as the individual baby has good tone,head control etc) is idea because it lowers the risk of them developing food allergies
@@olivias2836 facts !!!!
love this, I'm looking forward to seeing more on foods to introduce at 6 months.
Have a 6mo and live videos like this
Navigating kids food is so confusing
Thank you!
Thank you so much for this information it is so helpful, i wish pediatricians would get onto this information and stop feeding babies and new moms the wrong information about foods. What awesome information for new moms. LOVE your information and research, we have learned so much from you guys.
Our understanding of leafy greens is that if they are pressure cooked in small amounts they have concentrated nutrition without the anti-nutrients. Also the anti-nutrients in peas are neutralized if pressure cooked, but generally aren't as nutritious as other vegetables.
Would love to know the sources for all this great info!
Thank you! I agree. Show me some studies!
There are so many moms out here that love these kind of videos! Keep up the baby food and product videos. We love learning about foods we should be eating but also love to learn about what will be good for baby. Thank you, we watch your videos everyday. You guys are awesome!
What do you think about the organic once upon a farm pouches (they’re in the refrigerated section/usually near yogurt) all clean no grains. Just fruit and veggies.
I absolutely loved having your wife's input in this video , I love the baby content , toddler and young children would be great videos too! I love your channel so much I have made amazing lifestyle changes for myself and my family. Thru your information and my own research. My all time favorite RUclips channel. Keep up the great work! So much love from the Hill family Xoxo Also I would love an about me video where you explain your transformation into this lifestyle!
Thank you soooo much for the description addedddd
Best thing for baby is to check with the Dr about nutrition
Toddler video would be great Bobby. My daughter will be 2 next month and I’m struggling to find her healthy options
Love these videos. My baby is Rose's age and I trust you to guide me.
Not to be rude, but what are your credentials? You guys say some things I’ve never heard before, would like to know why we can trust you :) thanks!
Not trying to be rude or anything, i love you guys but, many of the foods that u mentioned are definitely okay to eat at 12 months! It seems like The only things that the child can eat are fruits, veggies, and meat according to u. Which is how u eat at home. It seems like its a very restrictive diet for a developing child. I personally Introduced meat to my son when he was 12 months, nd this is what my pediatrician told me to do. Proteins are hard to digest, especially animal ones. So giving your child meat at 6 months is wrong in my opinion. Also, theres nothing wrong with grains if u dont have gluten intolerance. I don’t understand this whole “gluten free” trend right now, unless you have serious gut issues! 10 years ago everybody was eating everything, nd had no idea what the heck gluten was until this whole “gluten free” thing started..
couldnt agree more about the meat thing
I agree about gluten free. Unless one has celiac disease or maybe an allergy or skin issues there is absolutely no reasons to avoid grains nutrition wise - which is what I'm all about - eating nutrition dense clean foods.
Off topic, we did baby led weaning with our 3 and it was amazing.
I would love to see more videos like this. Will this information be updated & included in the Shopping guide ? Would be great! Love watching all your videos.
Wow I’m so shocked about some the info, I was very misinformed. We are low income family that gets WIC and a lot of the things you are saying to stay away from is what is given to us, Now idk what to do because we rely on that help 😞
you do what most of us poor people do. Be grateful for what we can get. Only the rich can eat well.
Ann Marie the unfortunate truth 😔 hopefully we will be able to be on our feet again and we won’t need to rely on that assistance but so grateful for it till that time comes.
God bless you and your family! Remember to do the best you can and not to worry about it!
Cameron thank you so much 🙏 I appreciate your kind words they were much needed ❤️
@@annmarie4794 Thats not true, I am not rich and I buy what I can, and there are many people now DIY, setting up their own homsteads, or community farming, There are other options search in your community. JOIN with other is unity to create things, we all have creative power, don't buy into that lie, if you all join together and pinch, you can set up your own community garden, thatsa first step, and it grow from there. Bobby started with a small channel on youtube and grew by a lot, small steps one day at a time. BTW what is considered traditional farming, is they way many poor people eat around the world, with their own homestead. We are actually living a contradiction and the side effects of the industrialized food system.
Great video you talked a lot about the shelf stable pouches, you could have also mentioned the cold pressed (HPP) baby food like Once Upon a farm
I’m here to say I wish I saw this sooner 😢 I have given my baby legumes and grains and she gets so constipated I now understand why . She’a been exclusively breastfeed and it wasn’t until we started solids and we thought giving her whole grains like oat and baby cereals and peas and green beans was a good idea .. I see so many blw recipes that show them … I would love a blw recipe videos from flavcity fam !!
I really wanted to like this video but without sources to back what they are saying, this means nothing.
Omg you did this video!!! Thanks for doing this!!! Your wife is so beautiful. God bless your beautiful family! Thanks for sharing again! 🙌🏼🙂❤️
Thank you so much for this video. Nobody listens to me (I'm just the Grandmom) but perhaps they'll listen to you!!!
Bobby and Dessi supposedly Sprouts has a very clean line of baby food you may want to check them out. I made everything from scratch when my boys were tiny because in those days, there were None healthy options.
I have an 8 almost 9 month old son. We feed him all organic: egg yolk, butternut squash, sweet potato, avocado, banana. And he is still being breast fed. I will stop giving him sweet peas per this video
Excited for the next super food baby video
same My baby loves sweet peas
Same here I just buy the veggies and blend or boil them
do your own research also, and speak to your pediatrician, who is very educated on baby nutrition, these two are demonizing certain foods that are excellent for babies 6 months and older, for example oatmeal, what nutritional degrees do these two hold?
That baby is EVERYTHING 💋
Navigating baby food is so confusing. I loved this video. I have a 8 month old and will stop feeding her peas and green beans. Love your videos and Rosie is the cutest.
I don't have a baby but still watched. Made sure that I sent it to my friends with babies.
Do you have recommended amounts to give when you start giving coconut milk, bone broth, coconut oil and ghee?
What do you guys recommend studying to have a deeper understanding on overall infant nutrition ?
Thank you for so much information from a tired mom of 6mo old exclusively breastfed baby. So tired don’t know if that made sense
Will buy all while am in usa in may will still buy this as am a adult love your stories and food made me hungry as always love your hauls videos sooooooooooooo much drooling over my samsung galaxy j4 love your dad and stories always brighten up my day love your recipes making me hungry Thanks Ramya
If that is your family you are blessed!!
You know what?? Can you please make a cook book or small ebook for baby recipes?? I wanna be 1000% prepared and idk what I would feed the baby!!! You guys keep saying what you make when feeding rose but if it was in a book form or on paper I’m sure there would be lots of interested customers!!! I would buy it!
What a GORGEOUS Adorable Chubby BABYYYYY!!! 😍😍😍😍😍 God bless her and your family. Thank you for this lovely video 😊
Love this!!! I would love to see a video for 12-24 months. Solid foods. Thank you for doing this.
Such a nice and informative video..great job guys. Can’t wait for the superfoods video 🙌🏻
Do one for a dialysis patients
I would worry the late introductions would make for a picky eater! Please any thoughts?
How come it’s OK to give raw milk? I thought it had to be pasteurized for a baby. Also isn’t fish roe raw fish and we are supposed to offer that at 2.5 years? Such an important video! Thanks again for amazing content 😊
Yes, I was waiting for this video. I have a 1 month, and look forward to all your advice!! Thanks in advance! Oh and Rose is sooo beautiful, God bless her!
Yes! YES! YES! please do tons of videos like this! Can you go over introducing dairy if your cut dairy breastfeeding due to sensitivity. Also can you go over how much and when just testing becomes an actual meal?
I am so confused because I feel like I am left with no options...everything seems like a no. My baby is almost 7 months.
Just because he says no does not mean you should or shouldn't do what you want to do as a parent. You dont have to copy him for everything and live off his picks. I fed my son everything he said I to and he is perfectly healthy and happy. Super active and really stronge too.
We need more babies food ideas!! Like baby food recipes!! Please please
I would really love to see you do a similar updated video on this stuff ... With the recent info going on about high levels of heavy metals in certain popular name brands what is in your opinion safest options for Baby food. I don't really feed my baby baby food made in the store but it would be nice to have the option of doing so every once and a while without feeling like I'm poisoning my baby... Maybe you have made an updated video and i just havent seen it yet. Love you videos.
I would love baby food recipes 🙂!
Rosie is so happy what a darling baby 👶
When it's as simple as throwing a carrot with some water in a blender
SO HAPPY!!! So glad you guys are making baby food videos!!