Practical New Baby Food Cookbook & Guide Helps New Moms Think Outside the Jar - and Save Money Doing It
Let "Happy Tummies: A Cookbook for New Mamas" be your baby's personal nutritionist, where others fall short
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LEHI, Utah, August 2, 2017 (Newswire.com) - With a nation focused on nutrition, and frequent recalls on prepared baby food catching parents’ attention, Bright Ideas Publishing is ecstatic to announce Happy Tummies: A Cookbook for New Mamas, by Karen Folcik - a soon-to-be countertop staple cookbook and evidence-based reference guide about feeding your baby the easiest way – using nutritious, whole food ingredients that you already have in your kitchen – while Mom is making delicious and nutritious meals for herself.
“I made nearly all of my first son’s baby food from scratch,” Folcik said. “Not because I have endless energy or because I thought I was Supermom, but because I just fed him foods I was eating. If I had bananas at home, he had bananas. If I was making chicken and rice for dinner, that’s what he had too.”
It can be tempting to keep a few jars of processed food in the pantry, but homemade baby food always comes out on top. Cost savings, nutrition content, and food safety are all superior when you make the food yourself; and Happy Tummies gives you practical tips and examples to make it just as easy.
Karen Folcik, Author
Written for the busy, modern mom, Happy Tummies unravels and clarifies the confusing and misleading web of information on how and when you can feed which ingredients to your baby, all based on the latest recommendations from organizations like the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP). Happy Tummies was thoroughly reviewed and edited by Registered Dietitian Cassandra Edwards, who co-wrote a feature Q&A section in the book.
“It can be tempting to keep a few jars of processed food in the pantry, but homemade baby food always comes out on top,” said Folcik, “Cost savings, nutrition content, and food safety are all superior when you make the food yourself; and Happy Tummies gives you practical tips and examples to make it just as easy.”
With the holiday season fast approaching, Happy Tummies also makes a perfect gift for any new mom or caretaker of young children.
Karen Folcik is a wife and mom of two boys. She received her Master’s in Social Work from Columbia University and worked as a counselor for children and families prior to becoming an entrepreneur.
Happy Tummies is distributed by Small Press United. You can find out more about Happy Tummies and Karen Folcik, or find out how to order, by visiting http://happytummiescookbook.com or emailing brightideas@folcik.com.
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Source: Bright Ideas Publishing