Homemade Baby Food: Good Idea/Bad Idea by Megan Overholser

The food is fresher

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1. Less expensive

2. Control over the ingredients

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miabartusek — 2026-03-02 20:18:57 UTC

Good: in control of the ingredients

Bad: takes prep time

mattilynfarley — 2026-03-02 20:19:01 UTC

Good: control over ingredients and Incorporates your infant into your family’s eating habits

Bad: Takes more time (especially for busy families).

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Doesn't last as long

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oliviaowings1 — 2026-03-02 20:23:01 UTC

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Bad: Have to use ingredients that were bought very recently.

Good: control over what you put in.

ashlynhamarstrom — 2026-03-02 20:26:16 UTC

Good - Less expensive for families, you can pick the ingredients and avoid food allergies baby may have.

Bad - Take more time to make and can go bad faster.

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Good: It gives you more control over the ingredients in case of allergic reaction

Bad: It may take some time to make the baby food

elizabethkain — 2026-03-06 05:29:32 UTC

Good-gives chance to interact with the baby during meals especially when dining at home

Bad-You need certain equipment to be able to make the food.

mathewtlaxca — 2026-03-09 20:02:39 UTC

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