Recommendations for baby food recipe book?

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Our DD is coming up to 4 months and we are just starting to think about introducing solids within the next month or so.

Can anyone recommend a good recipe book for baby food? I'm thinking along the lines of affordable and commonly available ingredients, easiness of preparation and potential for freezing.

Thanks!

Annabel Karmel's baby food weaning book, I could not of managed without it, it brill!

I second Annabel Karmel's book - so many yummy ideas!

I used the NCT book.

i also recommend annabell karmell...
she has a few and they are all pretty fab

id go for the completet baby meal planner (or words to that effect) and / or baby and toddler cook book

(I cook many meal in baby and toddler cook book for myself and adults!)

If you wait for 6 months, you can go straight to mashed up 'real' food that you (and your dh) are eating. No faff, better for your baby. But personally I hated all Annabel Karmel, and tried out a selection from the library. By the time I'd had a go at all types of book, dc was eating normal food! Job done.

I would get the Gill Rapley book - Baby Led Weaning.

Not recipes but a revelation!

you have to try the 'truuuly scrmumptious book of baby purees' - all the recipes are so well balanced that they taste amazing, and some of the later stage recipes like fish pie and cheese straws are perfect for adults & older kids too - my toddler still eats loads of the recipes (non-pureed) at 19 months. don't make their non-salt stocks - they sell baby stock cubes at boots/waitrose now, or you can just use hot water and they still taste delicious

I used Lorraine Kelly's Baby and Toddler Eating Plan

It was brilliant for me as I knew nothing about weaning and needed some guidance.

this is fab

Pref to AK

I'd second the Gill Rapley book. It will make the others seem like a complete faff and waste of time.