Should I buy a food processor or a blender to make baby food for my six month old and why?

May 29, 2010 by Nouna | Posted in Newborn & Baby

I am disquieting to get everything I need to start my baby on food, she is almost six months old, any advice would be greatly appreciated. My shopping file so far is as follows:

1. High Chair - any suggestions?
2. Either a food processor

I have a Breville blender and it is exclude. I don't use it for baby food, but here's an article on doing so.

http://www.blendersreviews.com/resource- center/use-a-blender-to-move-nutritious- home-made-baby-food.aspx

| May 29, 2010

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