Toddler Menus: A Mix-and-Match Guide to Healthy Eating
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With its unique mix-and-match format with split pages, Toddler Menus ensures parents are never at a loss for a healthy, easy-to-prepare meal that even the pickiest eater will enjoy. Featuring nutritionally balanced recipes for breakfast, lunch, and dinner, this innovative guide promises to be the one resource parents go back to–mealtime after mealtime! Penny Preston received an MD ChB from Manchester Medical School in 1989 and became a member of the Royal College of GPs in 1993. She spent three years working in a general hospital where she gained experience in pediatrics, neonatology, and obstetrics, then moved into general practice where she specialized in child healthy and development and women’s health issues. Ms. Preston has a five-year-old daughter and a two-year-old son. Vincent Iannelli, M.D., is a board certified pediatrician and a Fellow of the American Academy of Pediatrics. He is also an associate pr… More >>
Toddler Menus: A Mix-and-Match Guide to Healthy Eating
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This product didn’t work for me, the pages are cut into 3 sections. Creative in being able to create mulitple dishes, but the pages don’t stand up nicely. This would probably work for someone else. I also like photos of the recipies if i’m going to make them.
I like this product. All the meals are very easy to make, but I think they are more suitable for babies who are capable of chewing well. If you want quick and easy meals for your child, this is the book.
There are tons of great and easy to follow recipes. As the mom of a 12-month old, there are many breakfast and lunch recipes that are appropriate. Not many dinner recipes, but I’m looking to try the others as my daughter gets older. Especially good are the apple & pork sausages, red bean pancakes, and potato, cheddar and bacon muffins. (my hubby loved the muffins, too!)
I love this cookbook! I have one of Annabel Karmel’s books, First Meals, but found this one had a TON more recipes, and my son actually likes them. Annabel’s book had a lot of fish recipes, and we don’t eat much fish at our house.
The recipes in this book are simple, fast and nutritious. There is information on proper amounts to feed toddlers, nutrition and tips.
A bargain for the number of recipes that you receive. Are even appropriate for the whole family and not just the youngsters:)