for any of you out in blog land that never thought seth had A LOT of hair...let me shed some light on that for you. he has enough hair on his head to keep a small village warm.
he was running his fingers through it the other day and this was the result. noticed how it stayed in place? awesome.....keegan said he looked like wolverine, so now i'm trying to convince him to be that character for halloween! i wouldn't need to buy a wig! hahaha!
Blueberries -baby food-
1 pint fresh blueberries, rinsed and cleaned
put blueberries in a pot and add enough to water to just cover them. bring to a rolling boil and cook for 15 minutes. turn off the heat and add blueberries to a blender or food processor adding enough of the liquid to bring it all together. puree. if you add too much water, it's ok, when ready to serve just add some rice cereal to the mixture to thicken it up a bit.
we found individual containers about the size of ice cubes and are using those to keep baby food in (bought them at the dollar tree). you could put them in snack size ziploc baggies or any type of plastic container and just use the amount your child will eat at each feeding. i would not recommend freezing the puree as will become even more watery when defrosted. keep in the fridge and it will be just fine.
he was running his fingers through it the other day and this was the result. noticed how it stayed in place? awesome.....keegan said he looked like wolverine, so now i'm trying to convince him to be that character for halloween! i wouldn't need to buy a wig! hahaha!
I found some baby food recipes online and decided to try one of them. i got some blueberries and made the recipe (super easy by the way) and gave them to bronwyn. she LOVED them! guess that's something i'm gonna need to make more often! (ps..it's a lot easier than you think to make your own baby food-way cheaper too!)
1 pint fresh blueberries, rinsed and cleaned
put blueberries in a pot and add enough to water to just cover them. bring to a rolling boil and cook for 15 minutes. turn off the heat and add blueberries to a blender or food processor adding enough of the liquid to bring it all together. puree. if you add too much water, it's ok, when ready to serve just add some rice cereal to the mixture to thicken it up a bit.
we found individual containers about the size of ice cubes and are using those to keep baby food in (bought them at the dollar tree). you could put them in snack size ziploc baggies or any type of plastic container and just use the amount your child will eat at each feeding. i would not recommend freezing the puree as will become even more watery when defrosted. keep in the fridge and it will be just fine.
1 smarmy thoughts:
haha gotta love all that hair. I'll take some! Mine is pretty fine.
Brilliant baby food making! She looks like she LOVED it!! :)
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