Hello parents, Our little one just hit 4 months, and to save money, I am thinking about making my baby food. We already have a blender at home, but I am curious if there are advantages to getting the Nutribaby blender.
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Just wanted to share my experience with making baby food. I started by boiling fruits and veggies for 5 minutes in a little bit of water, then blending them with an immersion blender. It was easy, but my little one (LO) only liked those plain purées for a couple months. That’s when I decided to try Little Spoon, a pre-made baby food company.
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When deciding whether to invest in the Nutribaby blender for making baby food, consider its benefits such as the all-in-one functionality for steaming, blending, defrosting, and reheating. This can streamline the process of preparing fresh and nutritious meals tailored to your baby’s needs, saving time and effort in the kitchen. The Nutribaby’s ability to preserve nutrients through gentle steaming and its user-friendly design make it particularly advantageous for batch cooking and storing homemade baby food. While a regular blender can also blend ingredients, the Nutribaby offers specialized features that cater specifically to the stages of baby feeding, enhancing convenience and ensuring that your little one receives optimal nutrition as they explore new flavors and textures.
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One kitchen tool that makes making homemade baby food easier is the baby food maker.
Hello, Marcus. I used the Babymoov duo meal station, which I got secondhand for around $30. Alternatively, you may purchase a steamer for your saucepan and an immersion blender.
The Nutribaby features up to 6 multi-functions including the simultaneous steamer and blender (yes you can steam and blend at the same time ). If you’re often short on time and struggle to cook meals fresh each day, batch cooking is a great way to get ahead and feel more prepared for the week