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Jars - does anyone else feel guilty?

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outwoodmum · 15/06/2005 14:40

I feel hugely guilty about using jars for DS2, even though I buy organic, and have begun mixing in fresh stuff. Can anyone make me feel better about it?

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flamesparrow · 15/06/2005 14:44

I felt hugely guilty - but then justified it by the fact that I was going to have to go back to work at 6 months, and that I was spending all my time with DD enjoying her...not slaving in the kitchen as soon as I got home.

Probably a shoddy excuse to some people, but worked for me

Not too sure what I'll do next time... not working now!!

rickman · 15/06/2005 14:46

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Pomi · 15/06/2005 14:50

I feel guilty using jars for ds1 (not hugely though) but i know there was no alternate cant explain the reason. Like you i aslo used to mix it with home mades.

flamesparrow · 15/06/2005 14:50

If it weren't for us using jars... think of all the unemployed people from the baby food factory!!

We could be contributing to their families going hungry...

rickman · 15/06/2005 15:01

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expatinscotland · 15/06/2005 15:02

No. I don't allow anyone to make me feel guilty about my parenting choices.

Pagan · 15/06/2005 15:04

A pal only ever home made stuff which was great but then her DD would never eat anything else. So when we were on days out and for handyness I could nip into a shop and feed my DD cold nosh out of a jar, my pal had a terrible time trying to warm up her home made stuff.

oliveoil · 15/06/2005 15:24

No guilt here either, I do a mix of homemade and jars as well

outwoodmum · 15/06/2005 17:03

Thanks folks. I'm happy with mjy choices now, but the pressure is always on. Good point, Pagan, it'll make those outings much easier!

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