It really isn’t difficult to make your own baby food, and there are some distinct advantages: Quality control: You pick, wash, cut, cook, and puree the produce yourself Customization: you can begin with foods well-thinned with breastmilk, and then make things chunkier and thicker as your baby gets accustomed to solids Variety: you aren’t going […]
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