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    Baby food recipes

    Try these yummy recipes to tickle baby's taste buds and nourish her growing body.
    By P&N
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    Ingredient: Pumpkin 

    Introduce: 6-8 months

    Prepare: Bake, boil or steam one sugar pumpkin until soft, then puree or mash with water (if he’s 8 months or older, add a dash of cinnamon); chill immediately.
    Benefit: Fills your baby with Vitamin A, potassium, protein, iron, fiber and beta-carotene—which could reduce the risk of cancer and heart disease.

    Ingredient: Banana
    Introduce: 4-6 months

    Prepare: Peel and mash with water, formula or breast milk.
    Benefit: Vitamins B6, B2 and C, as well as potassium and fiber. Good for the heart, blood pressure and it’s a natural antacid.

    Ingredient: Avocado
    Introduce: 4-6 months

    Prepare: Slice or spoon out the meat, then mash or puree. Serve immediately.
    Benefit: Potassium, fiber, iron, and vitamin E. Also contains “good fat,” which helps with brain development.

    Ingredient: Apple
    Introduce: 4-6 months

    Prepare: Peel, slice, then bake or steam with water until tender and mash.
    Benefit: Lots of fiber, along with Vitamins A, C and E will help maintain a healthy weight and
    promote healthy bones and lungs.

    Ingredient: Sweet Potato or Yam
    Introduce: 6-8 months

    Prepare: Bake until soft. Then, peel and puree using water or milk to thin if necessary.
    Benefit: Vitamins A and E, beta-carotene, potassium, and calcium. The fiber content aids in digestion.

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