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Christine from Homemade Baby Food Recipes is offering a copy of her latest e-book, “Tempting Tiny Taste Buds,” to 5 lucky readers! Tempting Tiny Taste Buds has been recently updated and now offers 600 pages of information and guidance to moms introducing their kiddos to solid foods.
I can tell just from browsing the site that this is a FANTASTIC resource for any parent with a child who is just being introduced to solids…to picky eaters needing a new food to try adding to their limited tastes! Stop on by the blog and see what you find!
5 lucky winner will each receive a copy of this great and valuable resource!
Giveaway Details
1. Contest ends Saturday, August 22nd at 10 am EST. Winners will be announced back here on this post, and notified via email with further instructions.
2. Entry #1: Leave a comment just saying you want to win.
3. Entry #2: Leave a SEPARATE comment telling me in what way you promoted this contest (i.e., posting it in a forum, posting about it on your blog, Tweet about it, emailing all your friends, and/or subscribe to my feed by email or in a reader).
4. Entry #3: Do you make your own baby food? If so, give us a tip! If you don’t make your own baby food, would you be willing to try? (Saves LOTS of $$$!)
5. Winner will be selected by Random.org.
**NOTE: If you receive the email newsletter and wish to enter this giveaway, click on the title of this giveaway to get to the site and leave a comment on the site with your name and email address to be entered!
*Disclosure: I did not receive a copy of this e-book nor was I compensated in any way for hosting this giveaway!
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I’ve ‘told’ all of my friends with babies!!
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I have been making most of my sons baby food and it saves a fortune!! Here’s his new fave! I cook up some blueberries in water til nice and mushy. I remove the blueberries with a slotted spoon and blend with peaches (he loves this yogurt) Then I cook diced apples in the blueberry water until soft. The blueberries do a double header and bubby loves them both!!
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I need this so bad! I really hope I win!
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I’d love this! My 4-month-old is just getting into the world of solids.
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With my oldest, I used my immersion blender a lot, but this time around I’ve got some better tips on making baby food in the crockpot, and I’ve got a larger blender to prep some of those harder-to-puree foods like green beans.
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I want to win! My baby will be ready for solids in a few months.
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I promoted this giveaway on my facebook page and even included the link.
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I found a tip that I plan on using: Freeze the baby food in ice cubes. That way you don’t have a lot of waste when baby is just starting out. You can add ice cubes as baby gets older and eats more, and you can even mix and match for different combos of meals!
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I’d like to win this!
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I promoted your site and this giveaway on my blog.
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I don’t currently make baby food as my daughter is almost 3, but I did some when she was little and hope to for #2 (due Jan.1). The little plastic containers with snap-on lids that gerber is using for some of their foods now are great when you make your own – they come in different sizes, and stack nicely in the freezer. Also, when I didn’t have a lot of time, I bought canned fruits and veggies (no salt veggies, unsweetened fruit) and pureed that; it’s still MUCH cheaper than baby food, though not quite as healthy as cooking fresh.
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This first time mom would love this book!
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my cousin is pregnant and is due next month!!
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i twitted about it on http://www.twitter.com/yooangel
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i would like to make my own baby food, if i ever have a baby that is
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I want to win!
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I did not attempt to make baby food with my first baby, but I know I will make it with our next. This would be a great start.
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I tweeted- http://twitter.com/psmomreviews/status/3419107767.
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I am definitely willing to try making my own baby food. I think I was just too lazy to do it before. I didn’t think about all the advantages there were to it.
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I would love to win!
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I do make my own fruit and veggie baby foods, but I need help figuring out how to add meats. This book would be perfect for me! Thanks so much for the chance to win!
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I would love to win this book because my daughter just had a new baby in july and she has mentioned making her own baby food when Aaliyah is ready for it and being a single mom of 2 I know it is hard for her to afford any extras like purchasing such a book. I will definately email all my friends and family with small kids about this contest. Thanks for helping at least a few new moms out there!
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I would LOVE to win this book!
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I have told my friends abou this offer also!
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I have made my own baby food for my first 2 children and now with my third due in 4 weeks, it would be great to have this book read by the time she is ready for solid foods.
My tip is to make a BIG batch of say…sweet potatoes and put them in ice cube trays and freeze them. Once frozen, store them in a freezer ziploc bag and take out as needed. This has saved me ALOT of time!
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I want to win!
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My twins aren’t old enough for solids yet, but I made a lot of my oldest daughter’s foods, especially teething biscuits, because of her food allergies. Much cheaper, too!
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I would love to win
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I get feeds
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would love this!
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i;ve dabbled a bit in making baby food, but have yet to find a book that i simplifies it enough to make it worth it! hopefully this will be it!
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