Raising Baby Right: A Guide for Avoiding 20 Most Common Mistakes New Parents Make

Schaefer, Charles E. and Digeronimo, Theresa Foy

ISBN 10: 0972469036 / ISBN 13: 9780972469036

Published by Crown Pub, 1992

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: Raising Baby Right: A Guide for Avoiding 20 Most Common Mistakes New Parents Make
• Publisher: Crown Pub
• Publication Date: 1992
• ISBN 10: 0972469036
• ISBN 13: 9780972469036
• Binding: Paperback
• Condition: Used; Very Good

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Synopsis

"Simply Natural Baby Food teaches even the busiest parent how to prepare whole, natural foods for young children. There is a chapter for each stage of a baby s eating development from first solid foods to fun recipes for toddlers. Also included are tips for cutting preparation time, helping baby to gain feeding independence, and getting maximum nutrition into baby s meals."

About the Author

Cathe Olson left her career as a Computer Systems Analyst in Quincy, Massachusetts to pursue a simpler, more natural life. She moved to California and studied vegetarian, macrobiotic, and whole foods nutrition and cookery. Cathe cooked at natural foods restaurants and delis in the San Francisco Bay and Central Coast areas of California before settling down with her husband Gary in the hills above Suey Creek, California where they shared a vision of building a farm and living off their own land.

After the birth of their first child, Cathe wanted to prepare her own baby food but the cookbooks she found used lots of refined sugar, refined grains, dairy products, and meat. She developed her own recipes, and her daughter thrived on a whole foods diet. Cathe has written numerous articles and newsletter columns on whole foods cooking and is the author of the booklet "Beyond Rice Cereal".