There are two skills to master for making your own baby food: boil and puree.
Sure buying your baby’s foods at the grocery store is easy, but if you want a little more involvement in what your baby eats, try making it. Once your baby can eat solids, it’s easy to serve foods you already have in your kitchen. Majority of recipes only require you to boil and puree.
Here are a few recipes and guidelines to test your ability with baby foods.
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