Guest Blogger
Ruth Yaron
Ruth Yaron is a married mother of three. When her twin boys were born premature, she decided to put her many of years of education with a MS and an MBA to good use. She created a system to feed her babies the very best – food with organic, nutritive value that would help them to grow Super Healthy!
The result of her efforts is grown health boys now 25 AND the book, Super Baby Food now in its second edition with over 20 printings... It has become the quintessential baby and toddler feeding guide for hundreds of thousands of parents, including celebrities like Cindy Crawford and Martha Stewart.
Ruth continues her research and to share Super Baby Food tips with her audience through her blog, her Facebook page and Twitter! A new, updated edition of this mainstay book for parents will be released soon!
Baby and Toddler Finger Food Ideas Galore: Seeds and Dips
If variety is the “spice of life,” why not introduce variety into your baby and toddler’s diet?
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Baby and Toddler Finger Food Ideas Galore: Proteins, Dairy, Omega-3 Healthy Fats
The possibilities for finger foods for babies and toddlers are endless. Here are more nutritious, organic and delicious ideas:
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Finger Food Ideas: Vegetables, Fruits, and Whole Grains
Think of finger foods as small bits of normal-sized foods. Finger foods should be well-cooked so they will be soft on baby’s sensitive gums. Try to buy fresh, local, and organic produce. If you notice your baby having trouble because the food is too slippery, help him get a hold by rolling it in toasted [...]
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Getting Started with Finger Foods
Just as he has to learn any motor skills, your baby has to learn to use his hands and fingers to manipulate food into his mouth. He must learn to use his mouth, tongue, and jaw muscles to move food around in his mouth to get it to the back in order to swallow.
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Finger Foods: What They Are and Why They Are Important for Your Baby’s Diet
Finger foods are food pieces that your baby can pick up and eat by himself. At first, finger foods are mostly tools for practice in self-feeding, which will help your baby to develop manual dexterity and give him more control of his mouth muscles. Practice at finger feeding also promotes the skills necessary for later [...]
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