Organic Baby & Toddler Cookbook by Lizzie Vann, Daphne Razazan
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Book Reviews of Organic Baby & Toddler Cookbook
Book Review: Bought this as a gift for new parents
Summary: 5 Stars
I bought this as a gift for new parents to go along with a baby food making kit that comes with freezing trays to freeze extra baby food. It will make a wonderful, organic baby shower gift I am proud to give.Book Review: Great Recipes
Summary: 5 Stars
I love this book. I already star to cook meals at home for my baby. The down side: you gotta be a full time Mom in order to cook that deliciuos, but elaborated meals. Good deal.Book Review: Great Gift
Summary: 5 Stars
I bought this as a gift for my new cousin. Her mother is vegan and her father is a vegitarian. They make all her baby food and loved the great ideas from this book.Book Review: Still using this book!
Summary: 5 Stars
I bought this book 3 years ago when I was pregnant! It's pretty good! So good, we (our entire family) still enjoys food from this book today!Book Review: Inventive food to feed your toddler.
Summary: 4 Stars
I think every food book tells you something different on the subject of nutrition, and you can add this one to that list. I think it would be impossible for any author to keep current every piece of advice the 'experts' in America dish out. As a British author you can bet she didn't even consult them. Nor should she have. I find it interesting that many of the reviewers didn't even consider that fact in their reviews.
Don't expect to find recipes to make hamburgers, fries, chicken fingers, or fish sticks. Instead you'll find fish cakes, lamb, and the best meatballs I've ever tasted that incorporate chopped mushrooms into the mix. Day out cakes are great. Fruit bars are fantastic. Shreaded apple and orange breakfast is tasty. Expect to find ideas in here that are outside the box of typical American kid cusine. And why might that be? Because the author is a Brit. Yes, some of the recipes do require a little effort, but the results have been well worth it.
If you're looking for a book on how to make baby puree, you'll find a few ideas here but not a complete chapter. If you're looking for parenting advice or a breastfeeding advocate or recipes for the run-of-the-mill fare.. this isn't the book for you. And especially to those looking for a complete nutritional resourse for infants and children.. this isn't the book for you. I've never expected those things from a cookbook and neither should you.
Buy this book as a fantastic addition to the nutrition guides you already have on your shelf and ignore those pages of this book.