Want to make beef-based baby food but not sure if it’s appropriate for your little one? What’s safe and what’s not?
The GREAT news is that the American Academy of Pediatrics and the Dietary Guidelines for Americans both agree that nutrient-dense solid foods, like beef, are important for infants and toddlers because they provide nutrients like iron, zinc, and choline which are essential for healthy body and brain development. Further, there’s no evidence that foods need to be introduced in a particular order. That means beef and other meats are appropriate even as your baby’s very first food – as long as they’re prepared appropriately for baby.
Watch the video below to learn how to safely and appropriately feed beef to your baby!
Cook-Along Online Event
Enter to win a spot in an exclusive cook along during a private Cooking Class E-Vent with Kristina from allmomdoes and Jackie from the Washington State Beef Commission. We’ll cook together, from our own kitchens, and create a delicious healthy family dinner complete with a special dinner for Baby! The cooking event will be held on zoom. You’ll receive an official link if you are chosen. You’ll also have the opportunity to win 2 exciting prizes on the day of the event!
The event will be held on June 10th at 4:30pm so you will need to be available at that time to attend. The event will last 1 hour. You will have dinner ready for your family at the end of the event to enjoy!
Click here to enter to win a spot!
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