Baby food? Do chefs feed their babies differently than majority of American parents?
Padma's already teaching little Krishna her big bite method of eating.
Wednesday, July 7, 2010
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Baby food? Do chefs feed their babies differently than majority of American parents?Padma's already teaching little Krishna her big bite method of eating.7 comments:
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I love that mama/baby picture!!!
ReplyDeleteNursing moms need a lot of calories, just sayin.
Baby food. AlRIGHTy.
AWWWWWW!! You can tell Padma is just over the moon in love!
ReplyDeleteI was a wee bit confuzzled by last night's Quick Fire. Aren't there things babies shouldn't eat? Like, lots of spices, which some of these folks included in their mashes? At least no one mixed in sherry . . .
ReplyDeleteMoi, that's what I was thinking and I was hoping our baby making bloggers would chime in. Not that I would ever tell parents what they should be feeding their kids...only that said kids not projectile vomit on my shirt.
ReplyDeleteI thought the same thing.... aren't babies fed really mushy boring food because that's all they can handle?
ReplyDeleteI didn't like the quick fire, but did like the breakfast/lunch and dinner elimination idea.
While making my own baby food sounds like a great idea, I would be terrified that I was omitting some essential nutrient or vitamin.
ReplyDeleteThat said, I'm 45 and I don't see babies in my future. Plus baby food and shitty diapers make me gag.
I missed the quickfire last night but I get the jist of what it was. Do you remember the scene from Mr. Mom where Michael Keaton let his baby girl eat a whole can of chilli? Well, there you go.
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