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Weaning: Recipes flexible for traditional or baby-led weaning and babies with allergies

ISBN 
9780241352489
Format 
Hardback
Recommended Price 
R380.00
Published 
November 2018
About the book: 
Wean your baby confidently and safely, with guidance from bestselling baby and child nutrition author, Annabel Karmel.
 
This new edition of Weaning guides you through every aspect of weaning your baby, with advice on when to start weaning, which foods to introduce first, how to prepare foods safely, and how to spoon feed purées and solid foods. With up-to-date information on allergies and intolerances, advice on how to encourage baby-led weaning, and tips on combining foods to build up flavours and textures, you can be sure your baby is getting exactly what his or her growing body needs.
 
Over 60 enticing and versatile weaning recipes take you from 6 months to 12 months and beyond, along with 4 nutritionally balanced menu planners. Every recipe in the book can be adapted to cater for common allergies and intolerances, and many recipes suggest simple ingredient swaps to challenge and excite your baby's maturing palate. 
 
With real-world advice, encouragement and troubleshooting strategies from Annabel along the way, this book gives you everything you need to introduce your baby to a wealth of solid foods and lay the foundation for a lifetime of happy, healthy eating.
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About the Author

Annabel Karmel is a bestselling author and respected authority on child nutrition and cookery.

Annabel Karmel MBE is a bestselling author and respected authority on child nutrition and cookery who has written multiple bestselling books including DK's Feeding Your Baby and Toddler. She writes for magazines and newspapers including The Times, Sunday Mirror and Daily Mail and appears regularly on radio and television. In 2009 Annabel won the Mother & Baby Lifetime Achievement Award.
As a mother of three, Annabel has had first-hand experience of the difficulties in feeding young children. She is firmly of the belief that children are less likely to become fussy eaters if they are used to a good selection of fresh foods from an early age.
 
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