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Had I fed it to her back in the day. She might have eaten a small gopher. A maple tree, a tortoise shell … But then she turned one. And we night weaned (and are still …) And she decided to be one of those kids. Thing is, I grew up in an Italian-esque family. Not a right-off-the-boat . . . → Read More: She Might’ve Eaten Tar … Well, here it is. I’ll admit, it’s not the most exciting banana bread out there (the title of this post might have already clued you in on that) but it’s great for those with sensitive babes like the beannut. I pretty much introduced egg to her through this recipe (you can always replace egg with oil) . . . → Read More: Long-Awaited Gluten- Dairy- Soy- Sugar-free Banana Bread Recipe Welcome to the July Carnival of Natural Parenting: Let’s Talk About Food This post was written for inclusion in the monthly Carnival of Natural Parenting hosted by Code Name: Mama and Hobo Mama. This month our participants have written about their struggles and successes with healthy eating. Please read to the end to find a list of . . . → Read More: Growth-Spurt Soup (AKA “Beannut Stew”) I suppose not. Evil is probably too strong a word. Though, when you have 150 people, including cashiers at Stop and Shop, telling you that you need to put some in the bottle of your unsuspecting baby from the time of three months, before their bodies are even able to fully digest your own breastmilk, it . . . → Read More: Is Rice Cereal Evil? Not really. Today was the start of our baby-led weaning, which some like to refer to as baby-led solids … as the thought of weaning might upset them. Not here! Here, it’s a welcome thought. Here, we wonder when and if that day will come. Anyway. And your first attempt at consuming anything other than Momma’s . . . → Read More: You Ate |
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