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From: pispirispis
on 05-Nov-08 14:39
Overall rating 8.0
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I've been my 6-month old for a few weeks now and I've found this book very useful so far. I've made a lot of the purees and frozen them and so far my baby loves them. I've been looking at the recipes and am tempted to try some of them now to see what they're like - so the recipes are straightforward enough or otherwise I'd be put off!
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From: mistlethrush
on 31-Mar-08 08:52
Overall rating 10.0
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I found this book very useful with lots of ideas for food for a variety of ages. We still use some of our favourite toddler recipies now, even though ds nearly 3. Very good ideas on how to get a wide range of food in a suitable form, particularly for weaning stage.
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From: todaywasfun
on 15-Feb-08 09:16
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I found this a really good book for vegetarian food for babies/toddlers/young children. I was tempted to try many of the ideas. It's good for providing ideas of things you might not have thought of, without being overly fussy or complicated.
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From: Fennel
on 14-Feb-08 13:36
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I found this book very useful for weaning vegetarian babies. It's based on an Annabel Karmel model but about half of the Annabel Karmel recipes include meal. My babies and their friends particularly liked the Kicheri recipe for baby lentils and rice.
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From: Tigers12
on 16-Nov-07 18:18
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I haven't started weaning my baby yet but I have started practising recipes from this book. It has complete menu charts to help plan weaning - just like the Annabel Karmel Meal Planner. Published by the same publisher as AK Meal Planner, it's just as fun and informative but without the meat.
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