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how to make baby rice?

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cylonbabe · 19/05/2007 08:33

does anyone know?
even when i was being super good and making everything from scrath for dc, i still used baby rice as first food, and filler, blander down. however dsis is going to have my niece or nephew soon, and i'd like to be able to give her a recipe.
so if anyone has ever done this, please let me know how.

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Muminfife · 19/05/2007 08:54

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cylonbabe · 19/05/2007 09:03

mild, that what i used to do. but want something unprocessed. thanks muminfife. will tell her about this. but have a feeling she wont be able to use it as a filler. or first food.

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liquidclocks · 19/05/2007 09:37

You don't actually need to use rice as a first food if you wait until the recommended 6 months to wean. Why not do the easy thing and just cook chunks of squash/potato/carrots and give baby that to munch on? Much simpler

cylonbabe · 19/05/2007 14:22

totally agree. weanign much easier when left till later. and good ideas liquid.
i'm justtryng to think of all eventualities for dsis.

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nappyaddict · 19/05/2007 14:46

don't buy baby rice just buy a packet of ground rice - that's all it is. but its foul tasting stuff.

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nappyaddict · 20/05/2007 03:01

oh yes ideal to mix in with stuff to make it more filling or give it texture but no need to buy rice that is sold as "baby rice" any old rice will do.

macneil · 28/05/2007 22:21

Having just started with the baby rice, I have of course tasted it... I think it's kind of okay! I could eat it. My daughter loves it.

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