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  • Best Pumping Accessories for Work

    Pumping at the workplace has its difficulties– yet the right equipment can make all the difference. Heading back to work if you’re a breastfeeding or pumping moms and dad can be

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  • Zucchini Raspberry Puree

    As soon as babies are born, their minds begin to learn. New sights, new sounds, even the feeling on their fingertips as they start to touch new things. Could you imagine being that tiny in this

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  • How to Pump Breast Milk for Your Baby

    Exactly how usually should I pump? Exactly how do I save bust milk? You have questions as well as we have ALL of the answers. Great deals of nursing parents also select to pump bust milk for

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  • DIY Hummingbird Food

    Want to enjoy hummingbirds without the garden? It’s easier than you think! Make your own food at home and turn any outside space a haven for beautiful, fluttering hummingbirds. All you need

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  • DIY Homemade Silver Polish

    A good silver polish is hard to find. And by good, I mean one that’s not full of harmful chemicals, strong odors and that actually works. Luckily, making your own out of just a few

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The Homemade Baby Food Recipes

Tasty new homemade baby food recipes, feeding tips, baby related news, safety recalls, updates to our site and more!
  • Potato Pancakes for Baby

    If your little one likes to feed himself, he’ll just love these potato pancakes! They have a lovely soft, smooth texture so they’re very easy for him to manage and a subtle flavour

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  • Homemade Raspberry Pancakes for Baby

    Pancakes have always been one of our favourite baby foods because they are so easy for little ones to eat. You can just cut them into bite-sized pieces for self-feeding and they have a nice, soft

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  • Homemade Blueberry Popsicles for Baby

    This recipe for Homemade Blueberry Popsicles for baby is full of natural antioxidants, tastes wonderful and makes a lovely cooling treat on a hot day! If you’ve not yet introduced

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  • Baked Sweet Potato Balls for Baby

    Don’t you just love recipes that need hardly any ingredients, but taste amazing? These Cheesy Sweet Potato Balls really fit the bill – they are so quick and easy to make they’re

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  • Sweet Potato Boxty for Baby

    If you’re not from Ireland, you may be wondering what on earth ‘boxty’ is. If it’s not something you’ve ever tried before, then let me tell you… you’re

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At Home With Natalie

Celebrate Motherhood
  • Skillet Hash browns + Eggs
    Our family could eat breakfast foods for any meal! I love this cheesy potato and egg dish because it is delicious and SO EASY to make! It’s a recipe that you can easily adjust to feed the...
  • Favorite Things: Beauty and Self Care Picks
    I’m excited to go back to my blogging roots and share a favorites post! I went around our house and gathered beauty and self cafe products that I use and love! I’m sharing everything from my...
  • Building Our Home: The Model
    Most of our family life we have been a ministry family. That has led us to move a lot and most of those years were far away from family. We were excited to move back to Charlotte and knew this is...
  • Christmas Day 2020
    Merry Christmas from our family to yours! I’m excited to share a look into our Christmas Day…it’s magical with a house full of little ones!I was especially grateful for the special...
  • Mom Favorite: Best of GoNoodle CD!
    When the Best of GoNoodle CD came in the mail my kids freaked because they use GoNoodle in their school, and now they can listen to their favorite music tracks at home! I thought I had discovered...

Your kid is finally old enough to eat actual food - yay! Fundamental ground rules.

Creating your own baby food is simple, quick, and saves money. Be conscious of common allergens and gas-inducing foods. Pick organic produce when possible. And, eventually, be sure that the foods you are producing are age appropriate.

Chocolate Cups and Chocolate Egg with Balloons

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Funny fact. Growing in Italy we didn’t have the Easter Bunny but we definitely had the giant chocolate egg, simply called The Easter Egg. One for each kid, giant (I’m taking about 9 inches up!!) and…most important thing, with a surprise inside. Yep, it was a big deal for the kids…and it still is. Living in Los Angeles it is not usually easy to find an imported Italian Easter Egg […]

Funny fact. Growing in Italy we didn’t have the Easter Bunny but we definitely had the giant chocolate egg, simply called The Easter Egg. One for each kid, giant (I’m taking about 9 inches up!!) and…most important thing, with a surprise inside. Yep, it was a big deal for the kids…and it still is. Living in Los Angeles it is not usually easy to find an imported Italian Easter Egg […]

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