With crowds and concerns about germs, you may be trying to avoid the grocery store these days. If you have a baby at home, and don't want to run out for baby food, you can make some with simple ...

At a time when baby food prices are rising fast, it makes sense to consider making your own at home. But is a baby food maker actually worth it?

Making your own baby food is actually simpler than it seems - just blend up a few simple steamed veggies, fruits or well-cooked meats, and you're in business. It's also a way to get more control over ...

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. Rather than purchase from limited selections of baby food at Aldi and other large chains, some people prefer to make their own. It can be a ...

When it comes to feeding your baby, nothing beats the peace of mind that comes from knowing exactly what’s in their food. Store-bought pouches may be convenient, but they often come with mystery ...

If you've ever had a baby to feed, you know that a choosy child can refuse to eat a certain food five days in a row and then gobble it up happily on the sixth. Babies are unpredictable about what they ...

To make easy-to-serve baby food, puree the food in a blender or food processor. Put it in ice cube trays and freeze. Then, put the cubes in Ziploc bags after frozen, label what it is and the date it ...

It's a time for penny-pinching, and we're making our own baby food. But should we? Will baby enjoy our handmade, organic, pears and apple crisp puree? What about some blended-up Taco Bell? And maybe ...