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Tip<\/h2>\r\nCarrots grow in the ground. If your carrots are not organic, it's best not to use the cooking liquid for your baby's first meals. Your carrots may contain nitrates. Replace the cooking liquid with mineral water suitable for babies\/newborns.\r\n

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Tip<\/h2>\r\nIf you dip the spoon in the storage container itself to feed your baby, do not keep the rest of the pur\u00e9e. Throw it away, because once the pur\u00e9e is mixed with your baby's saliva, it may contain bacteria from your baby's mouth. For the first few spoonfuls, it is best to take out the quantity required and put it in a small dish. The rest of the pur\u00e9e can then be kept in the refrigerator for 24 hours, ready for the next meal.\r\n

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Added tip<\/h2>\r\nIf your courgettes are organic, leave the skin on as it contains lots of vitamins!\r\n

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Extra tip<\/h2>\r\nIf you dip the spoon in the storage container itself to feed your baby, do not keep the rest of the pur\u00e9e. Throw it away, because once the pur\u00e9e is mixed with your baby's saliva, it may contain bacteria from your baby's mouth. For the first few spoonfuls, it is best to take out the quantity required and put it in a small dish. The rest of the pur\u00e9e can then be kept in the refrigerator for 24 hours, ready for the next meal.\r\n

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\"Start<\/h2>\r\nWhen it comes to feeding your baby, there\u2019s no one right way to do it. A simple way to clear through the clutter of information is to find a mom you admire and ask her what she does. Being a French company, healthy meals are very important to us. We\u2019d like to share some of what\u2019s worked with our local moms with you so you can adapt and make it your own.\r\n

Healthy meals from day one<\/h2>\r\nFrench babies are fed pur\u00e9ed versions of what their parents are eating when they transition to solids, as early as 6 months. Not having to make separate meals makes meal prep so much easier and less time consuming. Also as a result French kids have a very developed pallet and are open to trying new foods.\r\n

Meal time should be enjoyable\u2026 teach babies to have fun with it<\/h2>\r\nMealtime is a very pleasurable social event for families to come together. As early as 6 months, French babies learn to enjoy different textures and flavors, eat slowly so as to enjoy every bite. It is customary to eat meals as a family and kids stay seated for the entire meal.\r\n

Spend Less time in the Kitchen<\/h2>\r\nA little planning and good equipment can help you be more efficient and spend less time working.\u00a0 Our recipes can help<\/strong><\/a>.\r\n\r\nIngredients matter, simple recipes to start. Home-cooked, meals should include a variety of fruits<\/strong><\/a>, vegetables<\/strong><\/a> and proteins.\r\n

Skip the baby food aisle<\/h2>\r\nYour baby\u2019s first foods don\u2019t always need to come in tiny pouches and jars. They can come right from your refrigerator \u2014 and they\u2019ll likely be healthier. Try mashed avocado, banana, or steamed sweet potato.\r\n\r\n\"Foods","excerpt":"When it comes to feeding your baby, there\u2019s no one right way to do it. A simple way to clear through the clutter of information is to find a mom you admire and ask her what she does. Being a French company, healthy meals are very important to us. We\u2019d like to share some of... Lire la suite →<\/span><\/a>","date":"2018-07-06 11:01:52","modified":"2018-07-06 11:01:52","categories":[{"id":394,"slug":"for-baby","title":"For baby","description":"","parent":0,"post_count":14}],"tags":[],"author":{"id":"2","slug":"babymoov","name":"Babymoov","first_name":"","last_name":"","nickname":"Babymoov","url":"","description":""},"comments":[],"attachments":[{"id":2053,"url":"https:\/\/www.cookingbabyfood.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2018\/07\/food-blog.png","slug":"food-blog","title":"food-blog","caption":"","description":"","parent":2052,"mime_type":"","images":{"full":{"url":"https:\/\/www.cookingbabyfood.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2018\/07\/food-blog.png"},"thumbnail":{"url":"https:\/\/www.cookingbabyfood.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2018\/07\/food-blog-150x150.png"},"medium":{"url":"https:\/\/www.cookingbabyfood.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2018\/07\/food-blog-300x198.png"},"large":{"url":"https:\/\/www.cookingbabyfood.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2018\/07\/food-blog.png"}}}],"comment_count":"0","comment_status":"open","custom_fields":{"photo":["..\/uploads\/2018\/07\/food-blog.png"]}},{"id":1742,"type":"recette","slug":"puree-peas-with-coriander","url":"https:\/\/www.cookingbabyfood.com\/recette\/puree-peas-with-coriander\/","status":"publish","title":"Pur\u00e9e Peas with coriander","title_plain":"Pur\u00e9e Peas with coriander","content":"

With its two big cooking baskets, Nutribaby<\/i><\/b><\/a> can also be used to cook for the whole family. So why not make the most of it during your pregnancy to make yourself tasty, healthy meals!<\/p>\n","excerpt":"

With its two big cooking baskets, Nutribaby<\/i><\/b><\/a> can also be used to cook for the whole family. So why not make the most of it during your pregnancy to make yourself tasty, healthy meals!<\/p>\n","date":"2017-05-23 09:35:08","modified":"2017-05-23 09:35:08","categories":[{"id":385,"slug":"pregnancy","title":"Pregnancy","description":"","parent":0,"post_count":3}],"tags":[{"id":384,"slug":"coriander","title":"Coriander","description":"","post_count":1},{"id":353,"slug":"pea","title":"Pea","description":"","post_count":3},{"id":271,"slug":"puree","title":"Pur\u00e9e","description":"","post_count":12}],"author":{"id":"2","slug":"babymoov","name":"Babymoov","first_name":"","last_name":"","nickname":"Babymoov","url":"","description":""},"comments":[],"attachments":[{"id":2368,"url":"https:\/\/www.cookingbabyfood.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2017\/05\/cdbb-image-recette-en-980x552-6.png","slug":"cdbb-image-recette-en-980x552-6","title":"CDBB_IMAGE RECETTE_EN_980x552 (6)","caption":"","description":"","parent":1742,"mime_type":"","images":{"full":{"url":"https:\/\/www.cookingbabyfood.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2017\/05\/cdbb-image-recette-en-980x552-6.png"},"thumbnail":{"url":"https:\/\/www.cookingbabyfood.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2017\/05\/cdbb-image-recette-en-980x552-6-150x150.png"},"medium":{"url":"https:\/\/www.cookingbabyfood.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2017\/05\/cdbb-image-recette-en-980x552-6-300x169.png"},"large":{"url":"https:\/\/www.cookingbabyfood.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2017\/05\/cdbb-image-recette-en-980x552-6.png"}}}],"comment_count":"0","comment_status":"open","custom_fields":{"photo":["..\/uploads\/2017\/05\/cdbb-image-recette-en-980x552-6.png"],"ratings_users":[1],"ratings_score":["4,0"],"ratings_average":["4,0"],"auteur":"Babymoov","ingredient":["300 g of fresh or frozen peas","1 bunch of fresh coriander","2 spoons of cr\u00e8me fraiche"],"recette":["Preparation: 10 minutes \u2013 Cooking Time: 15 minutes<\/strong>\u00a0<\/b>\r\n\r\nWash and shell the peas.\r\n\r\nPut them in the basket of your Nutribaby and start a 15 minute cooking cycle.\r\n\r\nPut the peas in the blender bowl with a bit of cr\u00e8me fraiche and the coriander and blend until you obtain a fairly fluid texture.\r\n

Nutrition<\/h2>\r\nPeas are rich in minerals and vitamins while having a fairly low glycemic index. They will fill you up and stop you from snacking after you have eaten.\r\n\r\nThey also contain a lot of magnesium to help you fight stress and fatigue as well as muscle cramps.\r\n\r\nLastly, peas are rich in fibre which is good for your digestion."],"temps_de_preparation":["10mn"],"temps_de_cuisson":["15mn"]}},{"id":1739,"type":"recette","slug":"panna-cotta-with-raspberry-coulis","url":"https:\/\/www.cookingbabyfood.com\/recette\/panna-cotta-with-raspberry-coulis\/","status":"publish","title":"Panna cotta with raspberry coulis","title_plain":"Panna cotta with raspberry coulis","content":"

Make the most of the big capacity of Nutribaby<\/b><\/a> to make a tasty dessert specially suited for mums-to-be.<\/p>\n","excerpt":"

Make the most of the big capacity of Nutribaby<\/b><\/a> to make a tasty dessert specially suited for mums-to-be.<\/p>\n","date":"2017-05-23 09:32:56","modified":"2017-05-23 09:32:56","categories":[{"id":385,"slug":"pregnancy","title":"Pregnancy","description":"","parent":0,"post_count":3}],"tags":[{"id":328,"slug":"dessert","title":"Dessert","description":"","post_count":2},{"id":278,"slug":"fruits","title":"Fruits","description":"","post_count":34},{"id":262,"slug":"milk","title":"Milk","description":"","post_count":56},{"id":347,"slug":"raspberry","title":"Raspberry","description":"","post_count":3}],"author":{"id":"2","slug":"babymoov","name":"Babymoov","first_name":"","last_name":"","nickname":"Babymoov","url":"","description":""},"comments":[],"attachments":[{"id":2371,"url":"https:\/\/www.cookingbabyfood.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2017\/05\/cdbb-image-recette-en-980x552-7.png","slug":"cdbb-image-recette-en-980x552-7","title":"CDBB_IMAGE RECETTE_EN_980x552 (7)","caption":"","description":"","parent":1739,"mime_type":"","images":{"full":{"url":"https:\/\/www.cookingbabyfood.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2017\/05\/cdbb-image-recette-en-980x552-7.png"},"thumbnail":{"url":"https:\/\/www.cookingbabyfood.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2017\/05\/cdbb-image-recette-en-980x552-7-150x150.png"},"medium":{"url":"https:\/\/www.cookingbabyfood.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2017\/05\/cdbb-image-recette-en-980x552-7-300x169.png"},"large":{"url":"https:\/\/www.cookingbabyfood.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2017\/05\/cdbb-image-recette-en-980x552-7.png"}}}],"comment_count":"0","comment_status":"open","custom_fields":{"photo":["..\/uploads\/2017\/05\/cdbb-image-recette-en-980x552-7.png"],"ratings_users":[1],"ratings_score":["4,0"],"ratings_average":["4,0"],"auteur":"Babymoov","ingredient":["400 g of raspberries","100 g of sugar","300 g of fromage blanc (soft white cheese)"," half a packet of sp\u00e9culoos (cinnamon) biscuits"],"recette":["Serves 4 \u2013\u00a0Preparation: 10 minutes<\/strong><\/b><\/b>\r\n\r\nWash the raspberries. Put them in the blender bowl of your Nutribaby<\/b><\/a>, adding the sugar and lemon juice and blend everything into a coulis.\r\n\r\nCrush the sp\u00e9culoos biscuits into crumbs and line the bottom of a small glass or ramekin dish.\r\n\r\nAdd a layer of fromage blanc. Then finish with a layer of the raspberry coulis.\r\n

Tip<\/h2>\r\nIf you don\u2019t like the seeds in the raspberry coulis, you can pass it through a sieve after blending.\r\n

Be daring!<\/h2>\r\nIf raspberries are not in season, don\u2019t hesitate to use frozen fruit to make the most of this recipe all year round.\r\n\r\n\"mums"],"temps_de_preparation":["10mn"],"temps_de_cuisson":[""]}},{"id":1735,"type":"recette","slug":"mums-recipe-salmon-leek-and-goats-cheese-flan","url":"https:\/\/www.cookingbabyfood.com\/recette\/mums-recipe-salmon-leek-and-goats-cheese-flan\/","status":"publish","title":"MUM\u2019S RECIPE: Salmon, leek and goat\u2019s cheese flan","title_plain":"MUM\u2019S RECIPE: Salmon, leek and goat\u2019s cheese flan","content":"

A new recipe for mums-to-be to discover in which the flavours of salmon, leek and goat\u2019s cheese combine nicely to give you the vitamins and minerals recommended for you and your future baby.<\/p>\n","excerpt":"

A new recipe for mums-to-be to discover in which the flavours of salmon, leek and goat\u2019s cheese combine nicely to give you the vitamins and minerals recommended for you and your future baby.<\/p>\n","date":"2017-05-23 09:30:30","modified":"2017-05-23 09:30:30","categories":[{"id":385,"slug":"pregnancy","title":"Pregnancy","description":"","parent":0,"post_count":3}],"tags":[{"id":268,"slug":"cheese","title":"Cheese","description":"","post_count":12},{"id":281,"slug":"egg","title":"Egg","description":"","post_count":10},{"id":357,"slug":"fish","title":"Fish","description":"","post_count":6},{"id":273,"slug":"leek","title":"Leek","description":"","post_count":3},{"id":262,"slug":"milk","title":"Milk","description":"","post_count":56},{"id":311,"slug":"oil","title":"Oil","description":"","post_count":7},{"id":312,"slug":"olive","title":"Olive","description":"","post_count":5},{"id":377,"slug":"salmon","title":"Salmon","description":"","post_count":1},{"id":266,"slug":"vegetables","title":"Vegetables","description":"","post_count":54}],"author":{"id":"2","slug":"babymoov","name":"Babymoov","first_name":"","last_name":"","nickname":"Babymoov","url":"","description":""},"comments":[],"attachments":[{"id":2383,"url":"https:\/\/www.cookingbabyfood.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2017\/05\/cdbb-image-recette-en-980x552-10.png","slug":"cdbb-image-recette-en-980x552-10","title":"CDBB_IMAGE RECETTE_EN_980x552 (10)","caption":"","description":"","parent":1735,"mime_type":"","images":{"full":{"url":"https:\/\/www.cookingbabyfood.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2017\/05\/cdbb-image-recette-en-980x552-10.png"},"thumbnail":{"url":"https:\/\/www.cookingbabyfood.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2017\/05\/cdbb-image-recette-en-980x552-10-150x150.png"},"medium":{"url":"https:\/\/www.cookingbabyfood.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2017\/05\/cdbb-image-recette-en-980x552-10-300x169.png"},"large":{"url":"https:\/\/www.cookingbabyfood.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2017\/05\/cdbb-image-recette-en-980x552-10.png"}}}],"comment_count":"2","comment_status":"open","custom_fields":{"photo":["..\/uploads\/2017\/05\/cdbb-image-recette-en-980x552-10.png"],"ratings_users":[1],"ratings_score":["4,0"],"ratings_average":["4,0"],"auteur":"Babymoov","ingredient":["4 leeks, white part only","2 salmon steaks without the skin","2 eggs","a few rounds cut from a log of goat\u2019s cheese"," 20 cl single cream","1 tablespoon flour (or cornflour)","olive oil"],"recette":["Preparation time: 15\u00a0minutes \u2013 Cooking time: 20\u00a0minutes<\/strong>\r\n\r\nPut the salmon steaks into the first of your Nutribaby<\/a> baskets and start a 15-minute cooking cycle.\r\n\r\nWhen there are 8 minutes left on the screen, add the leeks to the second basket and finish the cooking cycle.\r\n\r\nMeanwhile, break 1 egg whole into the mixing bowl, separate the yolk from the white of the 2nd<\/sup> egg and only add the yolk (so you get one white and two yolks).\r\n\r\nBlend the eggs with the milk, flour or cornflour and cream.\r\n\r\nFlake the salmon and put it into a ramekin along with the leek.\r\n\r\nPour the egg\/cream\/milk mixture into the ramekins.\r\n\r\nPlace a round of goat\u2019s cheese on top of the mixture in each ramekin.\r\n\r\nCover each ramekin with cling film. Be sure to seal each one carefully so the steam cannot get in.\r\n\r\nNow, put your ramekins in the 2 steaming baskets and start a 15-minute cooking cycle.\r\n\r\nIt\u2019s ready to eat!\r\n

Nutrition<\/h2>\r\nThe salmon will provide you with omega 3s<\/strong>, and more specifically with a fatty acid called DHA, which are both recognised as helping the development of baby\u2019s cognition and motor skills.\r\n\r\nPregnant women often feel extreme tiredness. Leeks are rich in vitamin C and magnesium and will help combat that feeling.\r\nLastly, because of its high fibre content, this delicious vegetable may help you to reduce the risk of constipation."],"temps_de_preparation":["15mn"],"temps_de_cuisson":["20mn"]}},{"id":1675,"type":"dossiersalimentation","slug":"apples","url":"https:\/\/www.cookingbabyfood.com\/dossiersalimentation\/apples\/","status":"publish","title":"Apples","title_plain":"Apples","content":"

\"baby<\/h2>\r\n

The benefits of apples:<\/h2>\r\nYou can find apples all year round. Indeed, there are several kinds of apples harvested all year round<\/b> and they are often held in cold rooms. A basic ingredient in compotes and other cakes, they are often one of the first sweet foods you can give to your baby.\u00a0\u00a0 With versions with varying acidity levels and containing more or less water depending on the variety, not all apples are suitable for cooking.\r\n

Properties:<\/h2>\r\nOn average, an apple weighs about 150 g. It provides 18 to 20 g of carbohydrates<\/b> (on average 80 kcal) that are slowly absorbed by the body, causing a gradual and lasting feeling of being full.\r\n\r\nApples contain a wide variety of antioxidants<\/b>, which are known to reduce cholesterol levels in the blood and improve respiratory health.\r\n\r\nApples contain pectin<\/b>, a soluble fibre. It has the property of forming a gel, which contributes to giving jams and fruit jellies their typical texture. These soluble fibres regulate the baby's bowel movements.\r\n\r\nApples are rich in vitamin C<\/b>, which is essential to develop the baby's bones and fight infections.\r\n

Tip:<\/h2>\r\nTest them with Nutribaby<\/a> ! Not all apples have the same texture<\/b> when they are steam-cooked and will not hold your compotes together in the same way. Our favourite variety for preparing food is the Reinette Grise du Canada or Reinette Blanche du Canada. Relatively cheap and discreet under its thick skin, it leaves all its competitors far behind! Don't you agree?\r\n\r\nConclusion:<\/b>\r\n\r\nApples are at the basis of the weaning process. Their taste is neither too sweet nor too overpowering, they goes well with<\/b> any other kind of fruit.","excerpt":"The benefits of apples: You can find apples all year round. Indeed, there are several kinds of apples harvested all year round and they are often held in cold rooms. A basic ingredient in compotes and other cakes, they are often one of the first sweet foods you can give to your baby.\u00a0\u00a0 With versions... Lire la suite →<\/span><\/a>","date":"2017-05-05 17:06:45","modified":"2017-05-05 17:06:45","categories":[{"id":395,"slug":"the-ingredients","title":"The ingredients","description":"","parent":0,"post_count":32}],"tags":[],"author":{"id":"2","slug":"babymoov","name":"Babymoov","first_name":"","last_name":"","nickname":"Babymoov","url":"","description":""},"comments":[],"attachments":[{"id":2098,"url":"https:\/\/www.cookingbabyfood.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2017\/05\/cdbb-image-mea-fr.png","slug":"cdbb-image-mea-fr","title":"CDBB_IMAGE MEA_FR","caption":"","description":"","parent":1675,"mime_type":"","images":{"full":{"url":"https:\/\/www.cookingbabyfood.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2017\/05\/cdbb-image-mea-fr.png"},"thumbnail":{"url":"https:\/\/www.cookingbabyfood.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2017\/05\/cdbb-image-mea-fr-150x150.png"},"medium":{"url":"https:\/\/www.cookingbabyfood.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2017\/05\/cdbb-image-mea-fr-300x200.png"},"large":{"url":"https:\/\/www.cookingbabyfood.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2017\/05\/cdbb-image-mea-fr.png"}}}],"comment_count":"0","comment_status":"open","custom_fields":{"photo":["..\/uploads\/2017\/05\/cdbb-image-mea-fr.png"]}},{"id":1674,"type":"dossiersalimentation","slug":"potatoes","url":"https:\/\/www.cookingbabyfood.com\/dossiersalimentation\/potatoes\/","status":"publish","title":"Potatoes","title_plain":"Potatoes","content":"

\"potatoes\"<\/h2>\r\n

The benefits of potatoes:<\/h2>\r\nPotatoes are a tuber<\/b> which, today, has 3,000 varieties<\/b> that can be classified based on their flesh \u2013 firm, creamy, floury \u2013 or their distinctive features. So each potato has its own recipe!\r\n\r\nThey are made up of 77% water, on average. The remaining 23% is dry matter consisting of: 17.6% starch, 1.9% protein, 1.8% fibre, a very small percentage of fat (0.1%) and about 2% of other elements (vitamins and minerals). Potatoes should be stored in a fresh, dry and dark place, otherwise they will sprout.\r\n

Properties:<\/h2>\r\nStarch, which is the plant's reservoir of carbohydrates, builds up in potatoes. Being so rich in complex carbohydrates, means that potatoes have the properties of starchy food<\/b>: they release energy gradually and are filling.\r\n\r\nPotatoes are a good source of fibre<\/b>. Fibre comprises a group of substances that our bodies cannot digest, but help prevent constipation and control the appetite.\r\n\r\nPotatoes are one of the rare starchy foods that contain vitamin C<\/b>. As well as being an antioxidant, vitamin C also helps absorb iron. In order to preserve this vitamin as well as possible, potatoes must be stored away from light and preferably steam-cooked with their skin<\/b>. Being a source of vitamin B2, potatoes allow you to use nutrients in a better way and enhance the synthesis of skin, nails and hair.\r\n

Tips:<\/h2>\r\nPotatoes are also one of the first foods introduced during weaning. Ask your paediatrician before introducing them, especially if you want to start before the baby is 6 months old. There are rare, but serious allergies to potatoes.\r\n

Conclusion:<\/h2>\r\nPotatoes are one of the first starchy foods given to babies. Introducing them in the food you prepare, they should account for one-third with \u00a0two-thirds of vegetables<\/b>.","excerpt":"The benefits of potatoes: Potatoes are a tuber which, today, has 3,000 varieties that can be classified based on their flesh \u2013 firm, creamy, floury \u2013 or their distinctive features. So each potato has its own recipe! They are made up of 77% water, on average. The remaining 23% is dry matter consisting of: 17.6%... Lire la suite →<\/span><\/a>","date":"2017-05-05 17:06:22","modified":"2017-05-05 17:06:22","categories":[{"id":395,"slug":"the-ingredients","title":"The ingredients","description":"","parent":0,"post_count":32}],"tags":[],"author":{"id":"2","slug":"babymoov","name":"Babymoov","first_name":"","last_name":"","nickname":"Babymoov","url":"","description":""},"comments":[],"attachments":[{"id":2102,"url":"https:\/\/www.cookingbabyfood.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2017\/05\/cdbb-image-mea-fr-1.png","slug":"cdbb-image-mea-fr-1","title":"CDBB_IMAGE MEA_FR (1)","caption":"","description":"","parent":1674,"mime_type":"","images":{"full":{"url":"https:\/\/www.cookingbabyfood.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2017\/05\/cdbb-image-mea-fr-1.png"},"thumbnail":{"url":"https:\/\/www.cookingbabyfood.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2017\/05\/cdbb-image-mea-fr-1-150x150.png"},"medium":{"url":"https:\/\/www.cookingbabyfood.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2017\/05\/cdbb-image-mea-fr-1-300x200.png"},"large":{"url":"https:\/\/www.cookingbabyfood.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2017\/05\/cdbb-image-mea-fr-1.png"}}}],"comment_count":"0","comment_status":"open","custom_fields":{"photo":["..\/uploads\/2017\/05\/cdbb-image-mea-fr-1.png"]}},{"id":1673,"type":"dossiersalimentation","slug":"carrots","url":"https:\/\/www.cookingbabyfood.com\/dossiersalimentation\/carrots\/","status":"publish","title":"Carrots","title_plain":"Carrots","content":"

\"carrots\"<\/h2>\r\n

The benefits of carrots:<\/h2>\r\nCarrots have benefits that have built their reputation over the centuries! But there's more to them\u2026 Whether your baby is a blondie or a carrot-top, it will start eating this orange tuber from when it is 6 months old. It is one of the first foods to introduce during the weaning process. You will see that it will quickly choose between the carrot or the stick!\r\n

Properties:<\/h2>\r\nCarrots have a relatively sweet flavour, which means you can use them to make sorbets and jams or honey ice cream. As you will know, babies are more easily attracted by sweet food. A courgette and carrot pur\u00e9e will always be welcome. In the case of cooked carrots, nothing goes to waste: they still have wonderful properties like improving the eyesight thanks to their alpha and beta-carotene. This vitamin A derivate also promotes bone and teeth growth.\r\n

Tips:<\/h2>\r\nMake sure you use your fresh carrots within 2 weeks of buying them. If you buy them with the tops (the green part you can add to soups), make sure you cut them before putting the vegetables in your fridge.\r\n\r\nOften grated or cooked as Vichy carrots, carrots are also very practical if cut into long strips with a peeler, to prepare lasagne or to add some flair to fish.\r\n\r\nThey should be eaten with some fat to assimilate all their vitamins properly. The more colour they have, the more beta-carotene they contain.\r\n

Conclusion:<\/h2>\r\nThis is the ideal vegetable to use when weaning your baby onto food. It adds colour and flavour to meals, especially meat-based food. So prepare some beef and carrot stew!","excerpt":"The benefits of carrots: Carrots have benefits that have built their reputation over the centuries! But there’s more to them\u2026 Whether your baby is a blondie or a carrot-top, it will start eating this orange tuber from when it is 6 months old. It is one of the first foods to introduce during the weaning... Lire la suite →<\/span><\/a>","date":"2017-05-05 17:05:54","modified":"2017-05-05 17:05:54","categories":[{"id":395,"slug":"the-ingredients","title":"The ingredients","description":"","parent":0,"post_count":32}],"tags":[],"author":{"id":"2","slug":"babymoov","name":"Babymoov","first_name":"","last_name":"","nickname":"Babymoov","url":"","description":""},"comments":[],"attachments":[{"id":2106,"url":"https:\/\/www.cookingbabyfood.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2017\/05\/cdbb-image-mea-fr-2.png","slug":"cdbb-image-mea-fr-2","title":"CDBB_IMAGE MEA_FR (2)","caption":"","description":"","parent":1673,"mime_type":"","images":{"full":{"url":"https:\/\/www.cookingbabyfood.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2017\/05\/cdbb-image-mea-fr-2.png"},"thumbnail":{"url":"https:\/\/www.cookingbabyfood.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2017\/05\/cdbb-image-mea-fr-2-150x150.png"},"medium":{"url":"https:\/\/www.cookingbabyfood.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2017\/05\/cdbb-image-mea-fr-2-300x200.png"},"large":{"url":"https:\/\/www.cookingbabyfood.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2017\/05\/cdbb-image-mea-fr-2.png"}}}],"comment_count":"0","comment_status":"open","custom_fields":{"photo":["..\/uploads\/2017\/05\/cdbb-image-mea-fr-2.png"]}},{"id":1671,"type":"dossiersalimentation","slug":"10-reasons-why-you-should-choose-nutribaby","url":"https:\/\/www.cookingbabyfood.com\/dossiersalimentation\/10-reasons-why-you-should-choose-nutribaby\/","status":"publish","title":"10 reasons why you should choose Nutribaby","title_plain":"10 reasons why you should choose Nutribaby","content":"\"nutribaby\"\r\n\r\nNutribaby<\/b><\/a> is the first food processor that makes real gourmet baby food! Indeed, for parents who want to give their babies quality food when they wean them onto solid food<\/b>, Babymoov's food processor proves to be a valuable asset<\/b>.\r\n\r\nBut why Nutribaby? What are its qualities, its strengths? Here are 10 reasons why you should choose Nutribaby<\/b>!\r\n

1 - You can use it right from when the baby is born<\/h2>\r\nNutribaby allows you to warm up to 3 baby bottles<\/b> at a time. You can also use the food processor to sterilise<\/b> them afterwards.\r\n

2 - 5-in-1: the most complete food processor<\/h2>\r\nNutribaby cooks any kind of food<\/b>: vegetables, fruit, meat, fish and eggs. It also allows you to heat up<\/b> food or baby food jars prepared in advance. It defrosts<\/b> frozen food. Finally, it can blend<\/b> any kind of food.\r\n

3 - The biggest capacity on the market<\/h2>\r\nThe 2 cooking compartments of the mixing bowl (1500 ml<\/b> and 900 ml<\/b>) make Nutribaby the food processor with the biggest capacity on the market.\r\n

4 - It can be used for the whole family<\/h2>\r\nThanks to its extensive capacity, you can cook tasty meals for the whole family<\/b> while cooking for the baby as well.\r\n

5 - Automatic cooking<\/h2>\r\nSet the right cooking time via the LCD screen: that's all you need to do, Nutribaby stops automatically<\/b> when the time is up.\r\n

6 - Real gourmet baby food!<\/h2>\r\nNutribaby preserves nutrients<\/b> by steam cooking food. Its 2 baskets allow you to cook food separately<\/b>, so you can cook it for the required amount of time without mixing flavours. And thanks to its container used to recover stock, you can add it to your pur\u00e9es, soups or compotes, thereby preserving valuable vitamins<\/b>!\r\n

7 - Easy to take care of<\/h2>\r\nNutribaby's parts are easy to clean as they are dishwasher-safe<\/b>. Moreover, you can remove the part used for cooking food to make it even easier<\/b> to clean.\r\n

\u00a08 - Safe materials<\/h2>\r\nNutribaby employs safe materials and we guarantee it does not contain bisphenol A nor phthalates<\/b>.\r\n

9 - Lifetime warranty<\/h2>\r\nLike all Babymoov products, Nutribaby comes with a Lifetime warranty<\/b> (which needs to be activated within 2 months of buying the product)\r\n

10 - Babymoov at your side<\/h2>\r\nWith your Nutribaby, you will be able to cook tasty meals for your baby<\/b>! This is why Babymoov decided to support you even more with\u00a0this blog \"Cooking baby\u00a0food<\/b><\/a>\", where we share ideas for recipes for any age. You will also find some advice to help you wean your baby onto food.","excerpt":"Nutribaby is the first food processor that makes real gourmet baby food! Indeed, for parents who want to give their babies quality food when they wean them onto solid food, Babymoov’s food processor proves to be a valuable asset. But why Nutribaby? What are its qualities, its strengths? Here are 10 reasons why you should... Lire la suite →<\/span><\/a>","date":"2017-05-05 17:05:33","modified":"2017-05-05 17:05:33","categories":[{"id":254,"slug":"nutribaby-food-articles","title":"Nutribaby articles","description":"","parent":250,"post_count":3}],"tags":[],"author":{"id":"2","slug":"babymoov","name":"Babymoov","first_name":"","last_name":"","nickname":"Babymoov","url":"","description":""},"comments":[],"attachments":[{"id":2108,"url":"https:\/\/www.cookingbabyfood.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2017\/05\/nutribaby.png","slug":"nutribaby","title":"nutribaby","caption":"","description":"nutribaby","parent":1671,"mime_type":"","images":{"full":{"url":"https:\/\/www.cookingbabyfood.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2017\/05\/nutribaby.png"},"thumbnail":{"url":"https:\/\/www.cookingbabyfood.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2017\/05\/nutribaby-150x150.png"},"medium":{"url":"https:\/\/www.cookingbabyfood.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2017\/05\/nutribaby-300x198.png"},"large":{"url":"https:\/\/www.cookingbabyfood.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2017\/05\/nutribaby.png"}}}],"comment_count":"0","comment_status":"open","custom_fields":{"photo":["..\/uploads\/2017\/05\/nutribaby.png"]}},{"id":1670,"type":"dossiersalimentation","slug":"how-to-store-the-jars-of-home-made-baby-food","url":"https:\/\/www.cookingbabyfood.com\/dossiersalimentation\/how-to-store-the-jars-of-home-made-baby-food\/","status":"publish","title":"How to store the jars of home-made baby food","title_plain":"How to store the jars of home-made baby food","content":"\"store\r\n\r\nWhen they are born, babies only drink milk up to when they are 4-6 months old, when they start to be weaned onto food. Your baby begins to discover home-made baby food or jars bought from the supermarket. Some people buy jars, while others make their own baby food to save money and because it is tastier! Though this raises the question: can you store them? For how long? Can jars that have already been opened be stored and finished later? Where? This article will provide a few answers to your questions.\r\n

Save time!<\/b><\/h2>\r\nWith some planning, you can make your jars of baby food in advance, which means you will not need to prepare them every day and this will make things easier.\r\n\r\nFor jars of home-made food, you can store them in the fridge for 2-3 days and in the freezer for up to 1 year (except for food with milk, meat or fish, which must be eaten within 6 months). Ideally they should be eaten within 3 months after making them.\r\n\r\nThe jars can also be sterilised. Then, when you take a jar you should hear it \"pop up\" when you open it, to make sure it has been stored correctly. You should also label the food jars to know what's inside them and when they were made.\r\n

Preserving authentic flavours...<\/b><\/h2>\r\nFlavours are preserved if home-made food is stored in jars. They allow you to preserve the distinctive flavours of the various foods they contain, unlike industrially-made food, which contains substances that may somewhat change the taste of food.\r\n\r\nGenerally, baby food bought in jars tends to contain more sugar and substances likely to cause allergies (preservatives, colourings, etc.). By making baby food yourself, you will know exactly what's on the baby's plate!\r\n\r\nAs the meals can be stored, your child can benefit from a wide selection of fruit and vegetables even if they're out of season. For instance, this winter your child can have a cherry compote you prepared the previous summer!\r\n

Heath issues...<\/b><\/h2>\r\nStoring the jars of baby food in the freezer means you can preserve the food's nutrients, especially when they have been bought fresh or picked from your garden and cooked shortly after.\r\n\r\nPlus, according to a study carried out by the ministry for health, cold prevents bacteria and microbes from appearing and spreading. Indeed, from -18\u00b0 microbes stop spreading on food.\r\n

Don't forget!<\/b><\/h2>\r\n