In yesterday's post on unsalted baby food I should have mentioned my own kids got baby food from jars as I was a busy working mother. Iris' comment triggered that memory.
Interesting to scary facts about the river! Sorry, I didn´t mean to say anything bad... My Mom was working full-time, too... And here still many go the "easy" way with baby-food... And me, having no kids myself, am the last one to judge. It´s just nice to see some people make an efford to start a healthy life right from the beginning...
So interesting about this river. Thanks so much. 💕💗💕💗 Some of the first foods I gave to my second one was mushrooms and avocados, and she still likes them.
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Interesting to scary facts about the river!
Sorry, I didn´t mean to say anything bad... My Mom was working full-time, too... And here still many go the "easy" way with baby-food... And me, having no kids myself, am the last one to judge.
It´s just nice to see some people make an efford to start a healthy life right from the beginning...
Those are great facts. I didn't know about the Congo.
So interesting about this river. Thanks so much. 💕💗💕💗 Some of the first foods I gave to my second one was mushrooms and avocados, and she still likes them.
Wow!!!
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Thank you for sharing the facts about Congo. Live and learn!
Have a nice day!
Interesting facts. My kids all ate baby food from the jar too.
Hello, my dear Christina, I was also a busy mom to my daughter, and the interesting facts about the river were extraordinary.
Best regards! I wish you a good Sunday and a successful, warm new week. Kisses and greetings.
Wow, incredibly deep
Interesting facts. Thanks
Nothing wrong with jars. Homemade rocks though, it's so easy but also, nothing wrong with jars at all. Not a damn thing.
Cool, I have heard of it :-D
Iris you didn't say anything bad!
Now that's a new fact on me. Blessings, Christine!
A great aerial photo of the Congo River – and interesting facts.
Have a great start to the new week!
All the best, Traude
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Oh gosh. Not sure I'd want to be on or in that river. Great facts:)
Kaitlin ate canned baby food too. I have warm memories of that time.
Ten una buena semana,
I didn't know about the Congo River.
All the best Jan
Interesting facts.
nice info....
Thank you for sharing.
Very interesting information 👍
It was nice to know how you fed your babies as working mom 🥰
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