Can Baby Born food be substituted for the Baby Alive food ? Does anyone know if the Baby Born food can be substituted for the Baby Alive food packets.?
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What a wonderful idea. I haven't tried it, but I can tell you, I sure am going to. WE bought our first Baby Alive this year for Christmas. It has to be okay. I think the main idea is to just have something that won't mildew and get gross, just in case it doesn't all get rinsed out with water. Great idea, good thinking! I think I'll just compare the consistency to Baby Alive food, and if it happens to be thicker, I thin it out with water to make them more comparable. Otherwise, I won't worry about it.
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I was given this product as a gift specifically to make baby food -- seeing that it was a "chopper" I called Ninja customer service and asked specifically if this product would do purees fine enough for baby food, and was told that it would not. Might be okay for older babies, but will not work for mine who is just starting out on solids.
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If they're on the same schedule. You can't track the same things for more than one baby. But if they both feed at the same time and you change them at the same time, etc., it'd be fine.
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They can be added to formula, breastmilk, baby food or taken directly. They hardly have any taste and will not affect the flavor of food.
830430
I think it would be good to make baby food. Each of the 6 bowl has own lid. We have owned the bullet and other such mixer/blender...this is the best one we have owned.
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You can use store-bought yogurt. We bought the starter and it didn't work. It may have been because of the hot weather and it died in shipping. I don't know. Ever since we have used store-bought and it works just fine. Use plain yogurt with live/active culture. Good luck!
726114
Yes, I used it for my newborn with the insert. Now at 8 months were still using. I think she'll be out of it by a year. I am very happy with my purchase.
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Not really. I got a finer puree of peas by using baby peas (petite pois), the skins are softer, but you will still be left with a puree with texture. For things like blueberries you will have to cook them and pass them through a seive if you want a really fine puree. Both my boys were fine with the skins left in but it will depend on what your baby prefers.
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No I don't think so. I know I couldn't feed my son a bottle in it because it wasn't back far enough. I wouldn't suggest it for a new born. Not enough support at all until the baby is atleast a supported sitter
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We bought baby food containers from Babies R Us. Surely Amazon sells them as well.
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You can. We have two for our grandchildren and they are the BEST. Our babies are 2 and 4 and use them to have their snacks, help me cook, wash dishes, do art work, have tea parties etc. We started with one and they shared until a few months ago when they began to need more room and then we ordered another. We all love them.
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Try this link for a demo of Baby Alive.http://host.exemplum.com/hasbro/baby_alive_video/babyAlive_video.htmWe don't have one, but my daughter wants one also.
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The company states that it's for babies "who are ready to move beyond the rice cereal". So you may want to take that into consideration. Other than that, I see no problem, especially if your baby isn't allergic to oatmeal (which is the main ingredient).
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Not that I know of, but I just place a small piece of cling wrap or foil when freezing baby food. As soon as it was frozen I transferred it to a ziplock bag. This is the best baby tray I have found.
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You can put almost anything that will fit, but just be sure it's age appropriate for your baby. Here are some of the foods I have put in here for my baby:Breast milk mini ice-cubes (great for teething)Frozen yogurt cubes (also great for teething)Frozen and fresh fruit (bananas, apples, pears, peaches, mango, etc.)Vegetables (peas, potatoes, avacado, tomatoes, etc.)I have not introduced meat to baby yet, but if you're at that stage you could dice up meat and put it in the feeder as well. Hope that's helpful. :)
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I'd be sure to have a diaper on her as it's real quick. Here's a tip I found on Pinterest: use a paste of baking soda and food coloring (we like green) for "food" because there were several complaints about the food mix in the set getting clogged up the tube and getting smelly. I tried it once but I think the food mix was easier to feed....maybe my paste was too watery. Hope this helps
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These variety packs are pretty smooth for stage three food but the quinoa can be a bit challenging depending on your kid. There are no chunks like you would find in stage three Gerber brand food which incorporates pieces of chopped pasta and veggies. I gave my son very small undiluted amounts at first. I've found warming the food helps immensely because it smooths out the consistency and brings out the flavor and your baby, if like both of mine, will enjoy the experience more. My 8 month old was able to handle it after two weeks of gradual introduction. Your baby might take to it quicker. Good luck! These variety packs are pretty smooth for stage three food but the quinoa can be a bit challenging depending on your kid. There are no chunks like you would find in stage three Gerber brand food which incorporates pieces of chopped pasta and veggies. I gave my son very small undiluted amounts at first. I've found warming the food helps immensely because it smooths out the consistency and brings out the flavor and your baby, if like both of mine, will enjoy the experience more. My 8 month old was able to handle it after two weeks of gradual introduction. Your baby might take to it quicker.... » Read More These variety packs are pretty smooth for stage three food but the quinoa can be a bit challenging depending on your kid. There are no chunks like you would find in stage three Gerber brand food which incorporates pieces of chopped pasta and veggies. I gave my son very small undiluted amounts at first. I've found warming the food helps immensely because it smooths out the consistency and brings out the flavor and your baby, if like both of mine, will enjoy the experience more. My 8 month old was able to handle it after two weeks of gradual introduction. Your baby might take to it quicker. Good luck! « Show Less