PALEOBABY?
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Our beautiful highchair was provided by BabyMoov as part of the ambassador relationship, but the opinions are my own.
My granny always used to say that you could judge a man by his shoes. On Saturday mornings as a child, I remember her making a list of errands to run – greengrocers, butchers, and occasionally the cobblers to have her shoes re-heeled or fixed. I’m 39 – and I’ve never been to a…
Sandwiches have always played a huge part in my life. Sugar and butter sandwiches when my mum had nothing else to give us for lunch at the end of the month before payday, bacon [sausage for my dad] and egg sandwiches on Friday lunchtimes during Summer holidays working in my dad’s engineering company as a…
Each year since Jensen was born, I’ve bought one of those huge, three feet tall shiny helium filled numeral balloons. Only last year did I think about using them for something more than just their parties, and so I decided to photograph them with their very-loved balloons so that when they’re 18, they can look…
It goes without saying that a happy household has happy kids. They are the sunshine of the home, and they make things a little brighter for everyone, and as parents, we naturally want the best for them. Making them happy and ensuring that they thrive is one of the many things that parents often wonder…
My love affair with Gin is nearly as long as my love affair with my husband, and began (and nearly ended) at my 18th birthday party in March 1994. Raised in the Midlands on a weekend TV cocktail of James Bond movies (Saturday nights) and Formula One racing (Sunday afternoons), when I reached the grand old age…
Arguably the most important meal of the year, Christmas dinner is the one time that we really try to get it right [read: perfect] in our family. Although we’re not turkey eaters [shhh!] and still prefer chicken [and so does our bank manager], we love preparing all of the sides and trimmings that we don’t…
Awe Hero is an adorable baby. He seems like a good eater too. I don't blame you I think it's important to know exactly what you're baby is eating. My grandmother is a feeder. She always wanted to make sure we eat.
wau.beautiful pictures i have t say.baby looks so cute and adorable. i am not a mother yet so i dnt know lot about diets but it seems really nice and intressting (brook)
I am not sold on the paleo diet. It feels like a fad thing to me but whatever floats your boat and tastes good right?
Our son's highchair got ridiculously messy too! He was a master of mess and he also ate everything! So I'm talking smashed avocadoes and spaghetti sauce and rice noodles —- ack! I'm so glad that we won't ever have to deal with highchairs again!!
your wee one is so adorable 🙂
When my husband and I went paleo last year, the kids came along for the ride. I noticed that their attention was sharpened, their sleep more refreshing, and their overall moods were improved. It is amazing how well our bodies respond and function normally when we eat whole, non processed foods.
I'll have to admit that I never thought of feeding a baby Paleo, but I can't think of many things that would make this a bad choice. I have always just stuck to whole foods for my daughter and it's worked pretty well for us, but reducing the amount of grains and sugars your baby take in can definitely can't hurt!
Creating your own puree foods and baby foods is super easy and that way you know exactly what your kids are eating and so that you can pronounce everything in them 🙂
Hero is so cute! My son was also a big eater and now at 17 he still is. It was so important for me to know what he was eating. I hated reading the ingredients label and seeing a bunch of extra stuff. I could make the same thing at home with fresh ingredients and it would taste even better than store bought.
Wow, your baby looks adorable, I want to give your baby warm hug and kisses. I remember my grand son I feed him when he was a baby like this, and I enjoyed it.
I go back and forth with the Paleo diet! I have never liked dairy besides cheese so it's not that hard for me… But I always end up cheating with cheese lol… I want my daughter to be on the Paleo diet but hubby has a fit every time he sees me swapping her milk out for almond milk lol….
My granddaughter will eat any and everything put on her plate too. Her parents have been giving her veggies since she could eat solids and now she tackles 'em like they're the best treats in the world. 😉
I remember my nephew would eat a lot of Ferber baby stuff and my parents, being Eastern European and really into home cooked preparations, would cook different oatmeal and blend different foods for him in the magic bullet.
We eat a mostly paleo diet in our house, but my son definitely has some snacks that are questionable. He just love crackers and the ones I tried to make at home did not satisfy him, so I try and follow the 80/20 rule where he's eating good stuff 80% of the time.
What a sweet baby and your photography is fantastic. I can't wait to read more about the recipes that you are going to share with us. I don't have children yet, but I already know that when I do, I'm going to be very conscious of what I feed them.
I think it's so important to keep on top of your children's diets. My husband and I are slowly switching our family meals to more paleo. I think it really is so much better for you.
We are on the Paleo lifestyle right now. Not 100% but pretty committed. When my kids were little they were on a pretty healthy diet. We used the Magic Bullet for a lot of our meals for the kids.
Hero is so cute! I have looked into the Paleo lifestyle but to be honest it confuses the heck out of me. I just try to make everything from scratch, at least that way I know what's going into our food x
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I think some days I do worry more than others about what Jaxon is eating but some days I just need to get him fed. I wanted to be super amazing and make everything from scratch but I just don't seem to be able to. Trying to keep the house running around three boys is enough of a challenge! I guess if I set my mind to it and got organised I could do it and while he's little and hasn't had the taste of junk (well other than the junk passed to him via my breastmilk!) I can keep him away from it a bit longer