Homemade/ jarfoods?

[mum&2girls]

just thought i would do a poll of what people feed there babies??? i use homemade food

 

[Flame]

I give my boy jars as we dont eat healthily enough to give him our food.

 

[Becky&Willow]

i give willow jar food but sometimes i will give her scrambled eggs with beans or pasta with a sauce and cheese, im not a very good cook and we dont eat healthy enough.

 

[kellie80]

Nathan only had home made food till he was 9 months. Now he has both, usually a jar for dinner and home made for tea. He does prefer home-made though but I'm not a very adventureous cook and I wanted him to have a bit more variety.

 

[Redshoes]

Jars mostly

 

[jools221181]

Brody has a bit of both too! He usually has a jar for dinner and then has his tea with us. He has some homemade meals in the freezer if we are having something he can't have!

 

[trixipaws]

there isnt a "both" answer, i think i use about 60/40 or 70/30 jars/home-made, so ill vote jars

 

[mummykay]

homemade, never had anythin out of a jar

its not cos i think theyre bad, it just never crossed my mind lol

 

[Tangerinedream]

Homemade

 

[lella]

I give Evan Homemade and jars. boots do these really good organic varieties which include gluten and egg free ingredients. I tend to give him the jars when we are out and about as i freeze his homemade food in batches.

 

[Misslarue]

HOMEMADE
I did start Dan on hipps as to develop his tastes. Now he eats anything I make all his food. For one thing its cheaper! but also as I'm on slimming world I eat lots of fish, fresh fruit and veg so I know he's getting a healthy varied diet.
I do buy jars for when we go out though as its easier to take with you and I buy those carrot crunchy stick things as he loves them!!

 

[Fiona]

Grace has only ever had homemade - I find it so easy - especially as she is older now and can eat whatever we eat...........

 

[cloud9]

Dylan has both hr also mostly has packet porridge for breakfast

his favorite is petit felous and bread with dairylea he would live on that alone given a choice

 

[Minxy]

Both. Probably 80/20%

I couldn't have fed him exclusively on jars. I wouldn't eat exclusively out of jars, and I tried to bring him up to eat as part of the family table asap.

I always viewed them as convenience food. Completely safe and can be nutritious, so Stanley ate them when it was convenient. If we were out, if I was too tired to cook tea...................just like we eat convenience food really.

From the age of 6 months he refused anything sloppy anyway