With this little guy in mind...I decided to make baby food. I wanted to plant my own garden so I knew exactly what he was eating, however, that time has gone and past and there is not a garden growing in our backyard. Next year I will try harder. I do plan on getting some fresh things from his Baba's garden.
Fresh green beans from the store...
Cut off the ends and anything else not wanted...
Steam them...
Put the steamed veggies in the food processor (note: green beans are the hardest to puree)
Add the excess water that has the minerals and nutrients from the steaming process...
Scoop into ice cube trays and freeze! Each is about one ounce of food. I took them out and put them in zip lock baggies, labeled them, and have about 40 servings of green beans and carrots (not documented) all for about $5!
We went to one of our youth's baseball game this morning and it was super bright with the sun! Aunt Sarah gave us these sunglasses before Kade was born and he wore them for longer than I thought he would. He needed his paci at first because he had just woken up and didn't quite like that he had them on, but he got used to them and then the paci came out! He looks so cute!
Gracie is quick to grab those toys... Kade will have to learn to catch up! :)
Wait...wait...give Momma time to get them back on there! :)
Cousin time with Gracie....
How sweet... Cousins Jordan and Jericho read Kade books and play with him.
Jordan and Kade playing together! What fun!
Kade loving on Jordan....
Kade is learning how to use a sippy cup... and knows that it is supposed to be turned all the way up to get all the good stuff out...however, the hand cordination is still something to be worked on! :)
With this little guy in mind...I decided to make baby food. I wanted to plant my own garden so I knew exactly what he was eating, however, that time has gone and past and there is not a garden growing in our backyard. Next year I will try harder. I do plan on getting some fresh things from his Baba's garden.
Fresh green beans from the store...
Cut off the ends and anything else not wanted...
Steam them...
Scoop into ice cube trays and freeze! Each is about one ounce of food. I took them out and put them in zip lock baggies, labeled them, and have about 40 servings of green beans and carrots (not documented) all for about $5! 
