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I'll start by recommending this book::
This book is quite simply wonderful, from the very first month of life. You will find lots of recipes, some with an ethnic flare. The author is British, which means a much more varied diet sooner. I was a bit surprised at first, but after talking with a dietician I learned to relax.
This has been my favorite read so far, and how could you resist that outfit on the cover!
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Thanks for posting this! I am going to recommend this book to the parents of a two year old who is extremely fussy and picky about what he eats.
Posted by: Karin | 12/15/2008 at 06:28 PM
I'm British and was surprised to read that 'we' introduce our children to a wide range of food sooner than you. My boys have always been good eaters, and will basically try anything! Now at 4 and 7 they literally eat everything we eat. I have always strived to cook just one meal for the entire family, adding more seasoning, spices and herbs etc to the adult portions later if necessary.
Posted by: janet clare | 12/16/2008 at 02:29 PM
Thanks for this review and for the new blog! My 14-month old only wants to eat cheese and toast and bananas. Luckily he still nurses, so I'm not as worried about his nutrition, but he needs more variety now and especially once we start weaning. I'm fresh out of ideas and can't wait to read yours!
Posted by: Elizabeth | 12/16/2008 at 02:53 PM