Superbaby food cook book

[ourfamilyof5]

Does anyone have the superbaby cook book? Just wondering your opinions on it, I want to purchase it for my little one. Do you know if it has toddler reciepes in it?

Thanks!
Nicole

[Caidensmom]

I LOVE IT!!!

My son is almost 7months old and has been on solids for about a month. The only problem i have had with it is that there was no recipe for applesauce, but wholesomebabyfood.com did, and he liked it :) Overall i highly reccomend it. It does have toddler recipes, as well as green solutions for around the house. Like cleaning and such...
I love how she seperates the chapters into both by food, and by age so you can go by either :)

[Sunshinesmiles22]

I have it too!! It's really detailed and incredibly informative. I'm a bit simpler usually, but will definitely find a use for it as time goes on. And, yes, toddler recipes---upto age 3.

[Macyllehub]

I have to say, I was not at all inpressed by the book. She's a vegitarian, which no one mentioned - so theres no directions on how to start meats, in fact she plaining states you shouldnt ever.

Otherwise, I think most of the stuff was elementary. I knew how to do almost all of it by the time I had purchased the book when my first was 9 1/2 months old. I thought I would be looking for new foods for her, new ideas... but didnt find much at all.

I think its a good book for those who have never even attempted baby food, but really - cook your food, then blend it.

[Macyllehub]

Oh ya, and I will say, for TODDLER foods - I love the books "Sneaky Chef"... google it. Those are some fabulous ways to get some real nutrients in "normal: foods! Go to her website and theres some tester recipes too! :)

[Silefer]

I have it but wasnt too impressed , the one I loved is First meals

[rmz1217]

I enjoyed it...I thought it was incredibley informative with my first. I found it difficult to use for my 2 younger ones though

[karlitacat]

I have it and love it - use it all the time. I do, however, find it to be so chock full of information that it gets confusing! I also have Annabel Karmel's Baby First Purees cookbook (or something like that).

[Shawna in CA]

She's a vegEtarian, which no one mentioned - so theres no directions on how to start meats, in fact she plaining states you shouldnt ever..



She's right.

[Caidensmom]

She's right.

the second edition has a meat chapter....

[kirbran]

I just got it a really like it so far. we just started my dd 6 months old on solids this past week. I have the 2nd edition and it has a whole chapter on meats, but most of the diet is definately geared towards vegetarian though.

[ariannasmommy]

I don't have it, but a friend of mine does and I love it!

[idigchaitea]

At first I didn't use it a lot because I thought the foods looked too complicated. But then after my baby went on a baby food strike, I had to come up with things to feed him and I was clueless. This book has helped me a lot. It gives a lot of tips on how to save money and do things yourself. I read the other day that you can "churn your own butter" and I was thinking how awesome that would be~I finally tried it today and it WAS awesome, haha....anyways, there's GREAT toddler recipes. They're healthy and easy. I love her "toddler hor d'hoevres"...