Parenting and Family Lifestyle
It can be really easy to make homemade baby food. Here are some tips and tricks to make it even easier: Use good ice cube trays Flexible ones that are easy to get ice out of and that can stack nicely. Then skip the baggies and just spread the food with a spoon. It’s not an exact art. After all,… Read More
Baby food can be INCREDIBLY easy to make. Even in large quantities and short periods of time. This past week, in 2 separate 20-30 minute sessions, I made enough baby food to last the next 2 months. With fruits and veggies frozen in cubes, I’m ready to pull out food quickly and easily and don’t have to worry about making… Read More
This post is brought to you by VTech and Motherhood. All opinions are my own. My babies were born in the midst of a huge change in the baby-product world. Andrew was born in 2008 – and while much of the technology in baby gear was available, it was also very new, somewhat clunky, and seemingly unnecessary. We lived in a… Read More
Even in Arizona the nights get chilly and I feel the footie pajamas aren’t really enough to keep baby warm. But putting blankets in the crib isn’t safe, if baby would accidently bury her head in them she wouldn’t get enough oxygen. I used to dress Micah in a onsie under his pajamas in Minnesota, but I think that would… Read More
The other day, for young adults Bible study, Peter made a pork roast and butternut squash soup and it was delicious. Then one of guests had the awesome idea: it would make great baby food! So, we let some soup cool and fed it to Emersyn! She enjoyed it, as did her bib, her onsie, and the Bumbo seat…. Please… Read More
