Food Processor is Handy for Babies

When my grandson was about 8 months old, my daughter fed him with chicken, beef. eggs, fruits and vegetables using a food processor aside from his daily milk intake. Now he's as strong as Superman :) Really, the little boy is very, very strong.

I had one years ago and it was helpful.

Natural food is good for babies. Tin food won't do any good thing for them.

I have one, but don't use it.

That is good they have this for babies

I agree. I never used one for mine. When I visited my husband's country I saw them feeding their babies foods without processing them, despite the babies didn't have teeth yet. Anything from fruits and veggies, to chicken legs with the bones and everything. I was shocked, but slowly realized fhe babies were fine, so I started giving mine foods in their natural form too, although I made sure the meat was definitely cooked well, soft, cut in pieces and without the bones. But things like mashed potatoes, yogurt, cooked zucchini, okra, carrots, legumes like lentils and beans and chickpeas, any kind of fruit my kids ate in abundance since they started accepting solid foods.

I have a blender that I use currently to blend up the babies pears, peaches and bananas. She hates oatmeal.

I have one that I use when I need to process small quantities of food.

I have one but dont use it very much

It's good the twins are getting fresh food rather than processed foods. This device will make the work much easier.

We have a big one but i want a handy one