Fresh, additive-free natural foods are essential for the healthy development of all children
Advice for vegetarians and children with special needs is featured throughout.

Organic Baby & Toddler Cookbook
by: Lizzie Vann, Daphne Razazan

Editorial Review:

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Fresh, additive-free natural foods are essential for the healthy development of all children. Now every parent can prepare tasty and nutritious meals with the Organic Baby & Toddler Cookbook. Why Choose Organic Food? Babies in the womb and young children are particularly vulnerable to the harmful effects of pesticides, additives, and genetically modified ingredients in food. Lizzie Vann, founder of Baby Organix in the UK, a pioneering organic babyfood company, explains how to avoid these dangerous elements, including helpful tips on deciphering food labels and identifying the most harmful additives to avoid. She also gives advice on where to shop for organic products and what organic staples to buy. Easy and quick recipes and menu plans are carefully adapted for each stage of your child's development. Each section outlines essential superfoods for each age stage and provides appetizing recipes for healthy, satisfying meals. From fruit purees for our baby to healthy snacks and independent food choices for the toddler, there is food here that the whole family will enjoy. Advice for vegetarians and children with special dietary needs is also featured. Organic Baby & Toddler Cookbook explains the benefits of organic food for you, your child, and for the environment.

Customer Reviews:

Avg. Customer Rating: 3.5 / 5.0

Finally got me a copy!:

I had checked this out from the library. I thoroughly enjoyed it and put it on my Amazon wish list. I kept putting off buying. Someone gave it to me for Christmas. I was thrilled to have my own copy. Its a great book. Very informative and a good resource. Its a cookbook. You adjust it to your taste and lifestyle. Pick and choose. It helps you use real food and not be tied to jarred baby food and all that horrible over processed, over preservative baby/toddler snack foods. Its a great tool in transitioning... more info

This is a great cookbook!:

I ordered a few baby food cookbooks and I love them! I really like this one, mainly because I really did want my daughter to start out on organic food and this one really is good for that. I did not believe it before, but now I do believe that homemade baby food is a lot cheaper and healthier for the baby.

good cookbook:

It's a good cookbook for the cook looking to get a little more creative or looking for new ideas for babies/toddlers. But organic? It's no different. You could use any baby cookbook & just use organic ingredients in place of conventional. But that's how it's going to be for any cookbook that boasts "organic" in the title. It's a bit of a marketing sham if you ask me. But I do enjoy the cookbook. My two year old liked helping me make the fruit bread sticks & she really loved eating them! Very... more info

ridiculous book!:

This book is terrible! The suggestions for what to feed a 4-7 month old baby are crazy. At the beginning of numerous recipes it suggests frying and onion, potatos, etc.! Why on earth would you fry anything for a 4 month old baby?!It also suggests cheddar cheese, and strawberries for babies under one year old. I am suprised the book doesn't mention sprinkling peanuts as a garnish on top of the fried onion, cheddar and strawberries. A basic understanding of babies and nutrition should be necessary if you are... more info

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