When my two-year-old was an infant I made all of her baby food. To many it seemed like a lot of work, but I thought it was easy because I did most of my cooking one day a week and then froze it all. However, there was one tiny hurdle of making my food though, […]
Babyfood making class coming this July!
This summer I’m teaching a baby food making class through The Learning Connection in Rhode Island, and we have solidified a date and location for the class. Sign ups are available now through The Learning Connection’s website. The class will hopefully fill up fast, so if you know any parent that would love to learn […]
Cook with me! Learn how to make your own baby food
I have some exciting news to share. Beginning in July, I’m going to be teaching a baby food making class with Rhode Island-based Learning Connection for new parents or grandparents. I’m thrilled that I’ll be able to share techniques I’ve learned while cooking for my daughter. The first class is July 14th in either Cranston […]
Organic food: Better for all of us, especially babies
Since Chloé was born I’ve been feeding her mostly organic foods, including milk and snacks. But, I had no idea that some non-organic fruits or vegetables that I thought were safe to eat, aren’t. I just read an article on Stonyfield’s website about persistent pesticides and the effects it has on children. My mouth dropped […]
Homemade breakfast bowls for baby
Since my daughter is 13 months now, she can eat almost everything my husband and I eat. Sometimes, when it’s just Chloé and I, I’m at a loss as to what to cook for both of us because it doesn’t always make sense to make a ‘complete’ meal. In my house we have a saying […]