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straight from the jar?

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pigletandme · 22/08/2006 10:06

This is probably a stupid question but something i've been wondering about! I plan to make some of my own baby food but also give jars from time to time for convenience ( and so dd doesn't become too fussy!) if you're out, it would be easier just to spoon the food straight out of the jar to avoid having to take bowls - is this ok? Does baby food have to be warmed or can it be given at room temperature?

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Tommy · 22/08/2006 10:08

it can be given at room temperature and, IME, it is best to get them used to it so you don't have to heat it up when you are out

JessaJam · 22/08/2006 10:09

Room temp straight from the jar was and is often fine by ds...and he is used to 'home made' and warmed up in a bowl...

orangegiraffe · 22/08/2006 10:09

Room temp is fine,if you eat out some places will warm it for you

eidsvold · 22/08/2006 10:09

I always just gave it straight from the jar - even at home - figured once they got used to room temp then it was much easier on me.

2plus2plus1 · 22/08/2006 16:02

Not in my house - not since the glass in baby food blackmail incident (late 80s/early 90s I think). I know it was a long time ago etc...but I think it is always worth checking for foreign bodies in a proper bowl (even my home prepped stuff I add).

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