Baby Food recipes

[gatorgrrl]

I thought there was a book out to this nature but I have been unable to locate it. Opinions what would be a balanced baby diet on raw and do any of you folks have some good easy yet creative recipes?

[eachpeachpearplum]

Have a look at this thread from just a while ago. My reply has a lot of links to threads I did for my to kids (2 & 6). Cheers!

http://www.rawfoodtalk.com/forum/showthread.php?t=14107

My son (2yrs) has been raw from the beginning! The thing I started out with for him was with green smoothies. I tried not to foster a sweet tooth in him so he is happy to share mine (see my recipe for Superman Smoothie) where as my daughter (6yrs) has the sweet tooth so I have to make hers on the sweet side and there is NO sneaking in and greens too!

You know its odd I was so worried about getting greens & veggies into them but I have really relaxed after seeing how well they do eating what they want. When you are not giving them SAD you really do not need to watch waht they eat because its all ok! As a baby my son really just ate fruit and the greens he gets in the smoothies. Today he eats a lot of cucumber and grape tomatoes, also guacamole. I try to go with what he can eat that I dont need to over process to get it into him, I mean babies did not have vita mixes in the caveman days! PLEASE DONT GIVE LOTS (or any) STRAIGHT JUICES. Both my kids have had mainly water since they were born (plus breast milk, herb tea & homemade lemonaid) and have no desire for anything else either.

Have alook at this picture. My son is eating a chocolate cream pie with nut crust for dinner, its base is avocado!
http://www.rawfoodtalk.com/forum/showthread.php?t=14775


Eachpeachpearplum

[Raene]

Gabriel Cousens' Rainbow Green Live Cuisine has a section and chart to show when to feed what. It's sooo thorough. I'd definitely check into that.