Baby food recipe ideas anyone?

Hello Poch3ng, Since you have not stated where you are from, its a bit diffuclt to give ideas because in every country people eat differently. But I am guessing you are from Asia, so I suggest that you start your baby on rice kanji once she is ready to start solid foods. This is what we do in India. Rice kanji is prepared by boiling rice, for starters a spoonful is enough for a small infant, wash it and add a cup of water to it and boil until the rice is cooked well and the extra water is slightly thickened. To this water you add a little salt(less than a pinch), very little just to taste, a little clarified butter and/or spot of milk and feed this. Once the baby tolerates this well, for that you may have to feed this a week and see how it goes. Later on you may start giving her light soups and some lentils, pulses etc. added to this rice kanji. Once the baby tolerates rice and lentils, etc. the next thing to start her would be veggies and then after that fruits. I am sure by the time, she comes you will have loads of recipes to choose from! Wish you all the best! :)

Yeah, invest in a food grinder and buy all fresh fruits and veggies and make you own. I am sure with a little imagination you will come up with something delicious your baby can eat. Good Luck.

Giving your baby natural food is best for the baby and you. Everyone has ground provision or root vegetables where they live, e.g, Potatoes. In Guyana we use the root of the dasheen plant called eddoes in other parts of the world it is called 'Taro'. It is very rich in iron and very tasty too. If you have access to a West Indian supermarket you can get that. If not you can use Irish potatoes, sweet potatoes. Egyptian rice is also good. It is very rich in Proteins. Hard-Boiled and smashed eggs are also tasty. Hope these were useful. P.s Ensure your husband don't eat the babies food out. Lol