I love GROCERIES!
Even though she has slowed down on her bottle intake these days, our little Bug really seems to love her groceries. I have been researching and learning how to make her baby food. She will be starting to eat big girl food in a few weeks and while it makes me sad that she is moving into such a big stage, I am really happy that she is growing and thriving so well. I am growing squash, peaches, zucchini tomatoes, and bell peppers. I will buy other organic vegetables and cook and puree them into baby food. It would be a lot easier to buy it ready made and I may have to for some traveling situations but I really want to do what is best for her so I have committed to making all of her baby food. I got a Magic Bullet for Mother's Day from Landry so it is pretty easy to do. I have already made her brown rice cereal and peaches and put them up in the freezer. She has already had the rice and she seems to like it pretty well. I weighed her today and she was a whopping 16 lbs 6 oz! It's okay if you slow down, baby girl. Mommy won't mind a bit.
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I plan on doing the same thing for Chayse... if you go to a book store they have a few choices for baby food books. I got one called the Big Book of Recipes for Babies, Toddlers, and Children by Bridget Wardley and Judy More... just thought that I would share in case you were looking for some easy recipes!
i have a dumb question... i read on the CFH blog that you have a brother... i hate the term "real" when you talk about adoption because i know your family is your real family, but is he your "real" biological brother? didnt know if two of you were adopted at the same time...
There are six of us and I have a twin sister that was adopted 7 months after I was(to the same family). They already had 4 biological kids. The one that got the kidney was my oldest brother. How's that baby?! Thanks for the book tip.
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