Showing posts with label Baby food. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Baby food. Show all posts

Sunday, June 17, 2012

Baby Food Recipes | Baby porridge Banana Apples

Baby Food Recipes | Baby porridge Banana Apples

Composition for Baby porridge Banana Apples

  • 250 grams of bananas, boiled briefly
  • 100 g apples, peeled, cut small, boiled briefly
  • 4 tablespoons milk formula I, pour in 250 cc of water boiled bananas and apples

How to Make Baby porridge Banana Apples
  • Mix all ingredients and place in blender. Mashed. Pour into serving container and let cool slightly.

Tim Rice Liver


Composition Tim Rice Liver

  • 600 ml of water.
  • 2 tablespoons of rice.
  • 25 grams of chicken liver, small slices.
  • 25 grams of Tempe.
  • 50 grams of Yellow Pumpkin, grated.
  • 1 slice of ripe tomato.
  • 1/4 teaspoon salt Fine.
  • 1 teaspoon of oil.

How to Make Tim Rice Liver

  1. Cook the water with Rice, Chicken Liver and Tempe. Stir gently until slightly thickened.
  2. Enter Yellow Pumpkin, Tomato, and cook, stirring frequently, until cooked.
  3. Add salt and oil, stirring until well blended. Remove, and allow it to cool.
  4. Filter or put in blender and puree k.
  5. Pour in a bowl and serve

May be also interest in other baby food recipes as like as here chicken porridge red spinach

Saturday, June 16, 2012

Chicken Porridge Red Spinach | Baby Foods

Chicken Porridge Red Spinach | To days posting is about baby food, it's chicken porridge red spinach. I am sure many mother looking for this baby food recipes, so i take it and write a little here. may this is useful to all

Ingredients to make Chicken Porridge Red Spinach

  • 70 g of brown rice
  • 500 cc of vegetable broth (see recipe chicken vegetable broth)
  • 50 ounces chicken, diced
  • 50 ounces carrots, peeled and diced
  • 50 g red spinach, roughly chopped
  • 2 teaspoons margarine

How to Make Chicken Porridge Red Spinach

  1. Enter the rice and chicken in chicken broth until tender vegetables. Add the carrots and continue to boil.
  2. Add spinach, salt, and margarine, boiled for 3 minutes. Lift.
  3. Enter into a blender and puree. Pour into a container and serve when it's cold

Wholesome Baby Food | Porridge Potato Broccoli

Wholesome Baby food - if you want have a healthy baby, the most important thing is give attention to baby food. Babies have certain foods that should be given in certain ages. 1 month baby food, baby food for 3-4 months, 6 months, 1 year old baby food, etc.

In the market, housewives can find a variety of different baby cereal, baby food and a variety can be given to children. However, try making your own baby cereal is one of own satisfaction. In addition mothers can see the baby porridge quality, creative baby's mother in food processing are also getting better.

Wholesome Baby food | Porridge Potato Broccoli


Well, for housewives who want to make baby cereal, let's look at some baby cereal recipes below:

1. Baby Porridge Potato Broccoli

Ingredients Porridge Potato Broccoli

  • 40 grams Chicken meat, wash, discard the fat, cut into small pieces.
  • 100 grams of Tofu, cut into small pieces.
  • 200 grams potatoes, peeled, cut into small pieces.
  • 40 grams of carrots, peeled, cut into small pieces.
  • 120 ml water.
  • 25 grams Broccoli florets picking appropriate, into small pieces.

How To Make potato puree baby broccoli

  1. Enter the Chicken, Tofu, potatoes, and carrots to the pan. Add water and cook until boiling. Cover and let stand for 30 minutes.
  2. Enter Broccoli, cooked in a closed state for 10 minutes or until broccoli tender, remove from heat.
  3. Enter into a blender and puree. Pour in a bowl and let cool.
  4. Serve immediately.

Tuesday, December 6, 2011

5 Vital Nutrition to Children

5 Vital Nutrition to Children | Here are 5 types of nutrients that children need more of in future growth.

1. Calcium

Calcium will maximize the growth of bones and skeletons, both in childhood and beyond. In sufficient quantities, the calcium in the body necessary for muscle function, heart rate, and blood clots. The body will take calcium from bones to maintain required levels in the blood. This is why children need adequate calcium intake every day.

In teens age, girls need enough calcium because of lack of this mineral could be at risk of bone loss in old age. How much calcium is needed by the child? At the age of 1-3 years, children need to be 500 mg, and the age of 4-8 years when the need rises to about 800 mg. These needs can be met from dairy products and vegetables.

Another advantage of adequate calcium intake in childhood is low body fat levels.

2. Protein

"The protein is part of every tissue in the body therefore it is necessary the child," said Sheah Rarback, director of nutrition of the Mailman Center for Child Development.

Proteins are produced in calories, but actually taken the body is an amino acid which is the raw material to build cells and tissues as well as components in the whole process of the body, including enzymes and hormones.

Protein can be obtained from animal and vegetable products. Animal protein, especially eggs accounted for the essential amino acid that can not be made the body and are not found in vegetable products.

3. Fiber

Kids need fiber as well as adults need it. Research shows those who consume enough fiber has a risk of diabetes is lower, as well as high cholesterol. In children, the fiber will prevent constipation and meet their needs for vitamins and minerals.

4. Antioxidants

Antioxidants, including vitamin C, vitamin E, beta-carotene, and the mineral selenium, in the last decade received much attention from scientists in particular will benefit in preventing disease. In children, antioxidants also serve to boost the immune system.

In children, antioxidants can be met through food. Especially fruits and brightly colored vegetables, like broccoli, cherries, spinach, tomatoes, and much more.

5. Iron

In children, growth is strongly influenced by the adequacy of iron in their bodies. Their blood cells need iron to carry oxygen to every cell in the body. Iron also plays an important role in brain development and function.

According to Rarback, the adverse effects of iron deficiency in a child's brain may not be fixable.

Children at high risk of iron deficiency because their rapid growth while their intake of less. Meanwhile, the young women who begin menstruating also lose red blood cells each month. Iron deficiency can lead to anemia.

Food, either from animals or plants contain iron. However, iron from meat and seafood is more readily absorbed.

Tuesday, February 15, 2011

Chocolate, Healthy Snacks for Kids

Chocolate, Healthy Snacks for Kids - Children so like to chocolate, it cause this snacks is very smooth and delicious, in fact behind that, chocolate also keep any other benefit, such as overcome from stress at kids.

Chocolate have any type, there is a chocolate that good for health like protect heart disease, and also have any type of chocolate that bad to health. OK, lets we see the explanation about this chocolate.
pure chocolate for healthy
Nutritionist and Health Chef, Edwin Lau explain, there are three type of chocolate, dark chocolate, 70% yield of pure chocolate, cocoa solid and cocoa butter with added sugar and vanilla. This is best chocolate for heart health and more.

Milk chocolate, 50% yield of pure chocolate with addition of sugar and milk and vanilla. This is most popular chocolate at children. White chocolate, which contains 35% high-quality pure chocolate, sugar, milk, and vanilla, because it was white. But generally too high sugar content. So, if you consume these chocolate will get negative effect such as damage to teeth and increase blood sugar levels of diabetes sufferer.
"also there are chocolate that sold without a brand. This is that we must pay attention, because the content of pure chocolate is less than 20%, even only 7%. This type of chocolate are very high levels of sugar with the addition that is also high in saturated fats and hydrogenated vegetable oils (HVO). These chocolate will very bad effect to health,"
said Edwin.
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Friday, December 24, 2010

Folic Acid and Iron Make Baby Smart

Folic Acid and Iron - According to a study conducted in Nepal, said that Folad acid and iron are very important for pregnant women, because with the two substances, not only prevent the baby from the defects of the spine, but also able to make your baby become more healthy and smart.

Folic Acid and Iron Make Baby Smart

A study published in the Journal of the American Medical Association says iron supplements and folic acid are consumed before and during pregnancy makes babies born to have intelligence and better motor skills than infants whose mothers did not consume prenatal supplements.

Research conducted in double-blind and randomized to 676 children who attended medical history until the age of 7 and 9 years. Son of a group of mothers who received prenatal supplements of folic acid and iron showed higher cognitive abilities. They also scored higher on motor skills and reveal the reason, when compared with children from the control group whose mothers did not receive supplementation.

Laura Murray-Kolb, researchers, reveals the adequacy of iron during pregnancy will affect neurotransmitters in the brain that affect the speed of information processing. While folic acid will accelerate the replication of cells during pregnancy and reduce the occurrence of neural tube defects or failure of the neural tube to close completely.

Anemia is still a prominent health problem especially in developing countries like Indonesia. The disease is characterized low levels of hemoglobin (Hb) in blood.

Hemoglobin is a protein pigment that gives color to the blood and the duty to bring oxygen to the lungs and then distributed to all tissues and organs of the body to burn that produces energy.

Folate deficiency in pregnant women increases the risk of maternal anemia so easily tired, tired, listless, and pale. The need folic acid for pregnant and child-bearing age as much as 400 micrograms per day. Foods rich in folic acid include broccoli, oranges, spinach, bread, and milk.Kompas.com