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！！Good advice :Both parents should put the baby down for naps, feed her and change her. The more family resources she has, the more secure she will feel.
Refinement :

Day 255: 10 Days of <3 #3

Image by ♥KatB Photography♥
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February 6, 2010
So I’m not too proud of my picture today but I was pretty much pressed for time…and resources…and ideas! eep!

I got up at 10:30 today (woke up at 9 thanks to my roomie but I went back to sleep after she left) and took my pictures right after my shower. I have a fairly large teddy bear collection and decided to feature my little guy in it. Of course it didn’t turn out like I had thought…partly because my camera doesn’t allow it, partly because my nails aren’t nice at ALL, and partly because I just didn’t have the time.

Then I proceeded to eat lunch at 12, do laundry with Patricia after, went to Walmart/Target/Best Buy/Office Max to find rewritable cds I need for voice that don’t exist…grrrr. Then we went to Melissa’s house and ate pizza while watching Toddlers and Tiaras and screaming at the TV and shaking our heads at how these parents are messing up their kids. It was one of those moments where you hate a TV show but you keep watching it

I finally came back to find the internet working…WOOT!! waha so now I need to catch up on your guy’s pics

TRF: I just now realized it but Teja stocked up today…yay!! I try not to eat much of her food but she said I could have any of it…so sometimes I’ll munch on something. I eat it way more than she does since she’s hardly ever here…

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Fresh Sage

Image by Chiot’s Run
I love my local farmer’s market, it’s fantastic. I enjoy chatting with the vendors and seeing all the things they grow. If I want endive or arugula I have to grow it myself or do without, none of the vendors at my local market carry the more exotic vegetables. If I want regular potatoes I can find them, fingerlings – not a chance. If I wanted anything but apples past September I was out of luck. I thought I hit the exotic vegetable jackpot this summer when I spotted one savoy cabbage.

Not so with the Local Roots Market. I spotted lots of arugula, endive, fingerling potatoes, bitter winter greens and lots of other interesting things. I mentioned yesterday that I was impressed with the variety of produce I spotted on Saturday. It was a hard choice deciding what to buy, but I finally settled on these things.

I scored: fingerling potatoes, stalks of brussels sprouts, celeriac, oyster mushrooms, fresh sage, cipollini & red onions, tri-colored baby carrots, bitter winter greens and some more all-natural hand spun wool yarn.

to read about what I’m doing with all these things head over to my blog: chiotsrun.com/2009/11/24/fresh-produce-from-local-roots-m…

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The following not about buy baby food,but classicLove the neighbor. But don‘t get caughtWork makes the workman. Birth is much, but breeding is more..Don’t claim to know what you don’t know.。！！about buy baby food tips :Make play-time green-time with greener toys，Get back to basics and try old fashioned wooden toys and organic cotton or homemade teddies. Because babies put most things in their mouths,go as natural as possible.
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Brussles Sprouts on the Stalk & Celeriac

Image by Chiot’s Run
I love my local farmer’s market, it’s fantastic. I enjoy chatting with the vendors and seeing all the things they grow. If I want endive or arugula I have to grow it myself or do without, none of the vendors at my local market carry the more exotic vegetables. If I want regular potatoes I can find them, fingerlings – not a chance. If I wanted anything but apples past September I was out of luck. I thought I hit the exotic vegetable jackpot this summer when I spotted one savoy cabbage.

Not so with the Local Roots Market. I spotted lots of arugula, endive, fingerling potatoes, bitter winter greens and lots of other interesting things. I mentioned yesterday that I was impressed with the variety of produce I spotted on Saturday. It was a hard choice deciding what to buy, but I finally settled on these things.

I scored: fingerling potatoes, stalks of brussels sprouts, celeriac, oyster mushrooms, fresh sage, cipollini & red onions, tri-colored baby carrots, bitter winter greens and some more all-natural hand spun wool yarn.

to read about what I’m doing with all these things head over to my blog: chiotsrun.com/2009/11/24/fresh-produce-from-local-roots-m…

A few nice buy baby food images I found:

These are useful by me!,This blog is about ask a toddler or healthy food for children.
！！about buy baby food tips :Improve your indoor air quality and maintain a healthy household environment
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the baby tree

Image by maureen_sill
when i am at your house i feel better, i don’t miss her and i am just happy to be with you and your beautiful family. i don’t have to change anything and i don’t have to be anything different, i just get to relax and be me. i can’t be completely me very many places, but your place is one. your plants are beautiful, i visit you at work at the whole organic foods store you work at, i buy couscous and bok choy to cook for dinner, i’m feeling good and this is how it’s going to be, your pretty eyes and my brother calling me on the phone and being sweet, sending me a postcard or two and not really feeling lonely even when i’m alone, not today, and not tomorrow either.

！！Tips :At about six months, babies starts to eat real food. Rice cereal and mushy veggies turn to combinations of fish, meat, eggs, legumes, and vegetables—yep
Refinement :

Gone baby gone

Image by ♥ Melly Kay ♥
Tiger was up FA and sold in like under 5 minutes??? WOW Gina’s got that magic touch haha!
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(REALLLLLLY didn’t want to let her go, but I have to ensure me and my boytoy can get to BlytheCon without being super duper broke afterward. It’s almost a freaking grand just for both of us to fly to Portland :O + hotel + buying stuff @ the convention + buying stuff in Portland + food + whatever else…you get the picture. Why can’t everything be FREE huh? )

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！！about buy baby food tips :Socialize your baby early with plenty of play dates, Gymboree or Mommy and Me. If you hate baby-related activities, take her out to lunch with other people once in awhile.
Question–: Should I buy a food processor or a blender to make baby food for my six month old and why?
I am trying to get everything I need to start my baby on food, she is almost six months old, any advice would be greatly appreciated. My shopping list so far is as follows:

1. High Chair – any suggestions?
2. Either a food processor or a blender.
3. Steamer – any suggestions

New mom, so please share your expertise, I live in a small place and am running out of space. Thanks very much guys!

The following is the answer: (Hint: The reader is not the correct identification.)

Answer by Tracey Seth
I used a hand blender to puree food. It worked great. I didn’t have to do it for very long though, before she was ready for stuff with more texture, so don’t buy anything too expensive, you won’t need it long.

I didn’t have a steamer, just boiled them until soft or nuked them.

At first, I fed her in her baby seat. Lots easier. When she was able to sit up a little better, I used a high chair.

Answer by Amanda
You absolutely should! My highchair is a Chicco … I LOVE THAT HIGHCHAIR it has a snap in tray that makes for super easy cleaning and folds up really slim it fits between my fridge and counter. I use a a hand held blender and make my own food, then put it into ice cube trays and then freeze it, once it is frozen I transfer to a plastic bag that is labeled. Then I take about 2 and put it in a take and toss bowl and let it warm up in warm water and there ya go!! You need a steamer because boiling food will make all the vitamins and nutrients leak out into the water and ultimately.. down the drain… I got a neat steamer from walmart that fits in any pan and it is sorta just a basket that unfolds… it was like 5 or 6 bucks and you just put water in the bottom of the pan… good luck and props to you for not choosing to give your baby food filled with preservatives! All of these are space savers!!

http://www.walmart.com/ip/Progressive-11-Stainless-Steel-Steamer-Basket/10086660

http://www.walmart.com/ip/Nesco-Professional-Grip-n-Go-Handheld-Blender-Kit/12337732

http://www.walmart.com/ip/Chicco-Polly-Highchair-Coventry/10972963

Answer by Ruth
Well, I’m not a fan of pureeing stuff. I’ve always just mashed things with a fork – yes, even when I first start weaning. The way I look at it is, we didn’t have blenders 100 years ago. I personally feel that pureeing doesn’t prepare babies for what food is really like, ie, with texture. I’m not saying give them steaks to chew, but I don’t think that food needs to be liquidised. And I’ve never used baby rice. Far too bland. Honestly, my kids eat anything. My eldest was eating proper curries at 7 months! (Mashed of course!) You can get hand grinders. The more you grind, the finer the consistency of the food. They’re only a few pounds.
As for steaming thing, just put them in a jug with an inch of water and some cling film over the top and microwave them for a bit depending on what it is.

Answer by robyn
I have a Breville blender and it is excellent. I don’t use it for baby food, but here’s an article on doing so.

http://www.blendersreviews.com/resource-center/use-a-blender-to-make-nutritious-home-made-baby-food.aspx

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I wanted to give my new bento container a whirl… so this was a first go. Had some issues getting the lid on, had to re-accomodate for that (it’ll take some getting used to, but I think it will be awesome for longer wraps, sausages, and summer salads!)

[This is the bonus bento KateFord sent me with a package of stuff from Daiso. ]

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