12 Dec 2010
On this day which Mummy planned for me to start solid food,
she woke up extra early to go to the super market to get organic brown rice for me.
According to the book "Super Baby Food", you should grind and cook your own brown rice porridge so Mummy wanteda get this
she woke up extra early to go to the super market to get organic brown rice for me.
According to the book "Super Baby Food", you should grind and cook your own brown rice porridge so Mummy wanteda get this
Lunderg Organic Brown Rice
to grind/blend at home.
According to the book, it's easy and fast to cook and healthier and cheaper than getting those commercial packet of Baby Cereal.
Then Mummy saw thisHealthy Times Premium Organic Baby Cereal - Brown Rice Cereal for Baby.
One pack of this cost almost the same as one pack of those Lundberg Organic Brown Rice.
Mummy checked their nutrition facts (see below).
Left - Healthy Times Organic Brown Rice Cereal
Right - Lundberg Organic Long Grain Brown Rice
as the serving size on Lundberg is 3x that on Healthy Times', in blue ink is the amount divided by 3 for fair comparison.
It seems the nutrition value of both are comparable.
Of cos, the commercial Healthy Times Baby Brown Rice Cereal has all the vitamins and minerals added so got all those "stuff" at the bottom of the nutrition fact sheet.
Having considered how hopeless she is in the kitchen, Mummy decided to buy the just stir-into-water/milk Healthy Times Baby Cereal instead.
So that was my 1st solid food.
to grind/blend at home.
According to the book, it's easy and fast to cook and healthier and cheaper than getting those commercial packet of Baby Cereal.
Then Mummy saw thisHealthy Times Premium Organic Baby Cereal - Brown Rice Cereal for Baby.
One pack of this cost almost the same as one pack of those Lundberg Organic Brown Rice.
Mummy checked their nutrition facts (see below).
Left - Healthy Times Organic Brown Rice Cereal
Right - Lundberg Organic Long Grain Brown Rice
as the serving size on Lundberg is 3x that on Healthy Times', in blue ink is the amount divided by 3 for fair comparison.
It seems the nutrition value of both are comparable.
Of cos, the commercial Healthy Times Baby Brown Rice Cereal has all the vitamins and minerals added so got all those "stuff" at the bottom of the nutrition fact sheet.
Having considered how hopeless she is in the kitchen, Mummy decided to buy the just stir-into-water/milk Healthy Times Baby Cereal instead.
So that was my 1st solid food.
Next up is Healthy Times Wholegrain Oatmeal Cereal for Baby.
Mummy bought this cos it has more potassium and fiber compared to the Brown Rice Cereal.
(See why potassium is important here.)
Other food I've tried so far are
papaya
potato
carrot
sweet potato
and baby biscuits (will talk about that in another post).
Mummy bought this cos it has more potassium and fiber compared to the Brown Rice Cereal.
(See why potassium is important here.)
Other food I've tried so far are
papaya
potato
carrot
sweet potato
and baby biscuits (will talk about that in another post).
Next time can try pumpkin
ReplyDeletetry avocado!!! no need ot blend:).
ReplyDeletethanks for sharing, must look out for Healthy Times.
btw, i use hand blender to make our own puree. i find it very convenient, in term of the tool, washing, and great result!
Hi,
ReplyDeleteMy Boy will be 5 months this coming 25th Feb. Can i start my boy with fruits puree and cereal by then? Do i need to heat up fruits puree before feeding?
Hi Adeline, no need to heat up fruit puree.
ReplyDeleteSee my latest post on food by age up to 7months
http://jademeimei.blogspot.com/2011/02/jades-food-before-8-months-old.html
it's for you! ;)
btw, if baby is growing well, no reason to start solids at 5 months old.
Thank you for your articles that you have shared with us. Hopefully you can give the article a good benefit to us. Supplement for Eye
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