Feeding babies is a large topic, and as a new parent I'll bet you agree that  it feels like that's all babies do in the first few months: feed, feed, feed....oh and sleep and poo!

But what a wonderous journey it is!

Then once your baby needs more than their all milk diet that's when the decisions on feeding babies need to be made.

When should my baby start on solids?

Are they getting the right kind of nutrition?

How will I know what to cook for them?

This site will lead you towards some of the most recommended and popular books as well as a lot of very useful information on the following topics to do with feeding babies:

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When to start baby food is a very common question for a first time mother.  Here you will find direct quotes from the experts on when to start baby food.

Starting solids is a big milestone in your baby’s life.  If you are anything like I was you will want guidance on  how and when to go about it.  The following books have been written by some leading authors in baby cook books and will be able to answer some if not all of your questions on feeding babies and starting solids.
Homemade baby food recipes can give you just the motivation and the know how you need to progress on your way to being in charge of the nurtrients your baby eats.
Here is a fantastic chart that you can print off and stick on your fridge. It gives a recommended number of servings each day for children aged 1 - 5.
Food Guide Serving Sizes for ages 1 - 5
You can start cooking with your children when they are still toddlers!  Here are some of they ways my toddler and I enjoy cooking together at home.    I hope they motivate you to enjoy some quality 'kitchen' time with your toddler.  There are so many early maths and reading skills involved in cooking it is too good an opportunity to miss.

There are so many wonderful cookbooks written specifically for children cooking. The following ones come highly recommended especially when it comes to toddlers cooking.

Cooking for Baby: Wholesome, Homemade, Delicious Foods for 6 to 18 Months (Hardcover) By Lisa Barnes Fireside (February 3, 2009)

With new health concerns about processed foods and the increased emphasis on organic foods and healthy living, new mothers are now, more than ever, incorporating homemade foods into their baby’s meals.

Though prepared baby food is a convenience that any new parent can appreciate, creating homemade meals is the perfect way to start your child on a more varied, nutritious, and versatile meal plan and encourage healthy eating habits as they grow older. Organized by age and including great tips throughout, COOKING FOR BABY is a surefire guide to everything from introducing simple vegetables to an infant to preparing toddler-friendly family meals.   Read the rest of this review

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