How I Make HOMEMADE Baby Food//My Favorite Baby Food Combinations & Recipes

Happy Tuesday Friends!

Today's video is highly requested, and I'm so excited to deliver. Making baby food can seem so daunting and intimidating, but after watching today's video, I hope you feel confident to try your hand at it.

Fruits
Blueberry, Banana & Pear
Banana & Avocado
Strawberry & Banana
Peaches & Pear
Mango & Banana

Vegetables
Sweet Potato
Carrot
broccoli
Peas
Green Beans
Black Beans (high in protein & Fiber) (Very neutral flavor, so i always combine it with another food)

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[kaylanashae]

I don’t even have a kid, but I’m watching this video😂 that should show how interesting your videos are, love them!

[MzDee]

Glad u r feeling better! Plz be sure to rinse frozen fruit well (whoever's reading). There are outbreaks of Hepatitis with mostly the frozen raspberries because people (& restaurants) don't usually rinse frozen raspberries (I'm assuming because they are so soft & fall apart if you do). The pickers in field can have various contaminants on hands, that's when you get the recalls on frozen fruits ... Loving the from scratch baby food - Very ambitious of you & very healthy for babies!

[reneeupdike]

I loved making homemade baby food when mine were very young. I had to be very careful with the strawberries. They seemed to make my son have diaper rash between 1 and 3 years. I would test the fruit in a very small amount each year until there was no more diaper rash. Strawberries did not affect my daughter negatively. You're such a good Momma!

[kathiboyle]

I am not needing to make baby food as you can imagine! Even my grands are too old for that. However, you are so much fun to watch that I do it for the joy!

[hollyrothenberger]

I used to love making homemade baby food for my boys. They are now 8 and 4 so we are way passed that phase in life but I’m so glad I did it when I had the opportunity!

[roxannwadel]

It’s so great seeing other people do this. I made all my children’s baby food also. Great job!

[michellewolf]

How interesting that this video came out on the exact day of me wanting to start making baby food!!

[tonisangel]

He's getting so big Kim! And so handsome! Just precious!! My children are grown but when they were little I use to make all thier bb food its so much cheaper all fresh you know exactly whats in it!! The snow is so beautiful!! its been alittle chilly here in Florida but sadly it won't last...take care..❤💛💜💚

[raethibodeau]

I just had my first grandson on Saturday. I had planned to make some baby food for him when he gets older to help my daughter out. Thanks for the ideas and the cookbook recommendation. I'm glad you are feeling better. I enjoy watching your videos even though I'm from a different generation. Continue being the beautiful person you are. You are blessed.

[suzyzelinski]

I think Lynette Yoder and Meghan Fox unlocked would love this video. Good job!

[allisonwhite]

How do you thaw out the cubes and could you boil veggies instead of steaming?!

[louisamiller]

Sometimes you say something looks easy...and it's really not (like pie crust 🙈😂). But this truly looks easy. And I love how you can feed your baby single-ingredient foods. I might have to try this when Audrey gets a little older.

[cindiallain]

I shared this video. My youngest is 18, I don’t think he will be needing it. Lol thank you

[ericamoser]

Kim, you have inspired me to make some baby food. I have been dragging my feet about getting it made, but my baby is starting show signs of interest in food. I have some made now!

[floridafarmhouse]

I did this with my first! So much healthier than the store bought versions. Now I do baby led weaning and its much easier for our family. But great video!

[jessannsutherland]

I currently do all of my own home canning and now that I am expecting a baby I was so happy to see how you would use your own canned veggies to make baby food! Are there any tips that you have? How did you do your green beans and pears? Since they are already processed do you just drain liquid mostly and then purée adding liquid as needed for consistency? Great video!

[HiimShailyn]

Thank you for this video!!! I’m about to start my baby food journey and I’m so excited but a tad overwhelmed! This helped so much!

[careybenton]

Love this video so much! Currently pregnant with our 4th and can’t wait to make baby food again! Thanks for sharing that cookbook too.

[Ali-onfp]

so you briefly touched on it, but do you let freeze and then transfer into another container for freezer or fridge? how do you prepare when ready to eat?

[Duneswalker]

Kim, can you leave the link to your church or at least to maybe a way to find a church like yours? Maybe the national website or something. I think we live within driving distance of your area. We are in northern Indiana and pretty soon, maybe in the spring after covid scares are over, we want to start attending a conservative Church that is head covering and dress/skirt wearing but not necessarily super plain. Thank you