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oh_mommy

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Posted: 06-18-07 13:46pm

when do u start feeding them to your baby? is there anything special i should know? like wat kinds is ok and wats not? do they sell it in jars? or do i make it from our dinners? if so what about the spices from our dinner? how would i mush meat up?
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Posted: 06-18-07 13:59pm

i feed jordynne meats the jarred gerber stuff, she turns 6 mths on the 25th ive only just started them yesterday, wich she does pretty fine with them, they are purreed down so its not like chunky or anything they are the stage 2 foods. i guess it depends on how well they did with stage one fruits and veggies whether or not u think u can go to the meats.
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Bridget

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Posted: 06-18-07 14:00pm

our pediatrician gave us the go ahead at 7 months. however, i didn't know there was a specific age so i'd started them just before that.

i don't know how you'd go about mushing it yourself, i bought the jars. i read the ingredients on the jars though and it seems like you could put meat in the food processor with some water and tomato paste (maybe other veggies too, those 2 things would just make it "soupier"). i don't know about that for sure though since i've never made baby food on my own.

i know they sell beef, chicken, turkey, ham, and veal. they sell them as "dinners", like turkey rice dinner or chicken noodle. we actually skipped the stage 2 and went right for the 3, since finn likes texture and stage 3 dinners are chunky.

as for spices, i don't know though i'd stay away from salt. finn mostly eats our food at dinner, i don't use a lot of spices (just pepper usually), but he's had spanish rice and jalapeno chicken sausage. these aren't crazy spicy but the rice is pretty hot, he doesn't seem to mind though and they've never bothered his stomach.

have fun! give us an update when reese tries them! finn *hated* the jarred beef dinners.
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tinkinpink84

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Posted: 06-18-07 14:03pm

ya all the jarred foods just have the meat and water, on the ingredients i got the mixed ones too she had the chicken with sweet potatoes and all it ahs is those 2 ingredients plus water.
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Mommy35

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Posted: 06-18-07 14:10pm

I oversee a home that has a lady that has to eat pureed foods that are the texture of honey. Staff in that home use the magic bullet to get the foods the right consistency. They puree everything, steak, pork, chicken, hamburger, etc.
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tigresacanela24

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Posted: 06-18-07 15:22pm

i don't think spices are a problem. chu's never had a problem with any. i just wouldn't introduce too many at once in case of any allergies. and i do like b and cut his salt.
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miasmamma

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Posted: 06-18-07 19:09pm

I just started giving amelia meats...she eats what I eat. I have never given her the jar meats. Idont' eat a lot of meat so it's just whatever and whenever I eat it.

just keep in mind that meat is harder and takes longer to digest than veggies and fruits.
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