Easy, healthy recipes for littles
Dinner
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Tomato Egg Stir-Fry for Babies
View RecipeToday, we bring forth a delightful fusion of Chinese cuisine and baby-friendly goodness: the Chinese Tomato-Egg-Tofu Stir-Fry, perfectly tailored for tiny palates aged 6 months…
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Steamed Egg for Babies
View RecipeAs parents, we’re always on the lookout for wholesome, nutritious meals that not only please our little one’s taste buds but also nourish their growing…
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Sweet Potato Salmon Patties for Baby-Led Weaning
View RecipeIntroducing solid foods to your baby is an exciting journey, and what better way to kickstart it than with a nutritious and delicious recipe! Our…
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Peanut Tofu for Babies
View RecipeLet’s make these yummy tofu cubes with peanut sauce. These tender tofu pieces are perfect for baby-led weaning. Tofu with peanut sauce is a fantastic…
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Chicken, Mushroom, and Bell Pepper Stir Fry
View RecipeWhen it comes to quick, healthy meals, stir-fries are one of my go-to recipes. They are versatile and still taste great even if you are…
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Bone Broth Pasta
View RecipeCooking pasta in bone broth rather than water adds a lot more nutritional value to your pasta or noodles, especially when catering to picky eaters.…
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Baked Chicken Drumsticks
View RecipeNot sure how to introduce meat to your baby? Chicken drumsticks were one of the first types of meat I tried with my own baby (along with ground meat in the form of meatballs). Here’s a super simple recipe for baked drumsticks in the oven that the whole family can enjoy, too!
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Low-Sodium Tomato Sauce
View RecipeHere’s an easy but flavorful tomato pasta sauce that is baby-friendly, but kids and adults will love it too. Not only is it low in sodium with no added salt, it also contains a healthy mix of veggies. The recipe is easily adaptable to older eaters by adding in salt (and any other seasonings) as desired.
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Turkey Meatballs
View RecipeTurkey is a healthy meat option for babies as they start solids, and continue to be a great choice for toddlers and young kids as well! Turkey is a great source of protein, essential for your baby’s growth and development. It also is a good source of iron (especially the dark meat) as well as other vitamins and minerals.