#63: How to Serve Strawberries to Your Baby or Toddler
In today’s episode, I’m sharing the first of a new series I’m going to be doing on how to serve various types of food! This is something that I do, in much more detail,
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Why you need to add spices to your baby’s food
It’s been traditionally advised that bland food is best for your baby because it’s easy on the digestive system, and readily eaten. After all, cereal should be your baby’s first food, shouldn’t it? (spoiler
#59: Can babies have spices? Which ones? How much?
In this quick tip episode, I’m busting one of the most common myths I hear about baby food – “Babies can only have bland food!”. Not true! As you may or may not know,
Feeding babies and toddlers: A military wife’s perspective
We all know that parenting is hard, this is true even when you have another adult in the home to help you with everything. There’s no need to explain why it’s easier to have
#56: Solo-parenting as a Military Spouse: Parenting on Your Own and the Importance of Community
In this episode, I have the absolute pleasure of talking with Amy Morris, our Project Director & Community Manager here at My Little Eater™. We discuss her life as a military wife, and her
Organic Foods – Are they healthier, and do you HAVE to buy them for your baby?
We see the labels, and hear about it so often, that we automatically assume that we have to buy our babies and toddlers organic food…or at least that we’re doing better by them if
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Registered pediatric dietitian, mom of two picky-turned-adventurous eater, and the creator of the Texture Timeline™ – an exclusive tool to help move your baby through easy to more advanced purees and finger foods to prevent picky eating.
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