Good book for someone that does not want to feed pre-made baby foods to their kids. Sections on specific nutrients in foods, and ages to introduce foods, among others. Has recipie ideas as kids get older, and ideas for money saving ideas for crafts and cleaning etc. Vegitarian and green living freindly.

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While I had good intensions when I bought this book, I ended up using it solely for the 'when to introduce certain foods' schedules in the book (which are very helpful). This is a dense book, with a ton of information: recipes, nutrition charts, craft ideas and homemade household cleaners.

I never did end up making the Super Baby Food.

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Lots of great ideas and the author has a good heart. It's just difficult to believe one could find the time to do all of it, or that one's baby would go along with the idea.

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I used this book for both of my babies and have written the recipes we love on index cards so I can share this with someone else who will love it. Feed your baby organic foods!!

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Comprehensive and great book regarding making your own baby food and reducing chances of allergies in your infant and toddler through meal planning.

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Great information in this book. The reason I did not give it fully five stars is that she almost goes in to too much detail (e.g. how to get air out of baggies). However, overall, this book is extremely useful and the information valuable.

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for every mom- not just the one that plans to make her own baby food

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While there is a lot of great information in this book, the layout is ridiculous. It is very hard to find what you are looking for. The words are jammed together in some places and there are a few pages of just running text with a small bullet dividing different ideas. If you have the patience to sift through this book (with a hungry child, no less) by all means get this book.

Additionally, some of the recipes are a bit over the top. I get wanting your child to eat healthy and have wholesome, fresh foods and whole grains. But there is a recipe for super flour that you are suppose to use... what I'm saying is the book gets pretty involved. Some of the ideas for getting your child to eat are handy (when you can find them in the book), but some are so, well, absurd for parents to do for their 1+ year old child. A watermelon basket comes to mind, but there are others.

The book does have a crazy amount of info and ideas so I gave it 3 stars. It's not the book's fault that I don't have the patience to sift through it.

Oh yeah. Lots of typos. The book retails at 19.99 US dollars and I would be angry if I spent 20 bucks on a book with this many typos. But that's just me.

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