Can That Boy Eat!
"Babies love lamb," our pediatrician said in her thick accent. I don't know what accent it is, but it's charming. I can't ask her where she originally is from because I know she told me a long time ago (9 months ago), and I didn't retain it. No surprise there.
She listened to me tell her all the things Rex loves to eat… everything.
(Here he is happily being fed by his Aunt Carole). And this was her new suggestion, along with several sheafs of colored copy paper with guidelines for feeding a 8-10 month old. These hand outs make feel like I'm back in grade school.
As discussed here before (Tori Spelling Makes Her Own Baby Food) I'm not the best at pureeing vegetables and fruit for my kids. Um, rarely do it. Mark does sporadically. So, when I went to the Plan A baby event… which was some big mishmosh of all kind of cool things for babies that a PR gal I know invited me to… I picked up two samples of organic baby food called Sprout. Yes, like Nina and Star (I've watched the "Good Night Show" so often I see her striped pants in my sleep).One was mashed-up apples, and the other was sweet baby carrots, apples, and mango. Fat chance I would ever cook that up myself.
In one feeding Rex finished off the 3.5 oz and whatever else I had handy. I tasted them both, and they tasted good to me. So I used the 15% off code they gave me to order some more. After I put in my credit card, I saw that I didn't get my 15 % off. I wrote the website and complained. I'm glad I was nice because the guy who wrote back said, "Hey, Daphne it's me Jody, I'm a friend of Matthew's. [good friend of mine] We last spoke at his engagement party."
Ouch, the world is so small. I quickly went over the email I wrote… not a bitch, check. Phew. So, the upshot is he gave me my discount and a coupon code for any of you all who want to order any of the food. www.sproutbaby.com. The code is SB002295 for 15% off the first order. (They send it Fed ex, which is a few bucks. I ordered a tad more than I had expected to make it worthwhile.)
He has some other products, but I can't vouch for them. I do like the food. But no lamb. I will have to mince that up myself.






Thank you for King Rex's smiling face to start off this Monday. I'm now smiling…what a doll.
Sprout IS very good, although a bit pricey. I discovered it at the grocery store I go to. Tyler Florence (Food Network chef) is the owner/developer of it.
Here in Georgia (Atlanta specifically) one pouch is sold for .99 cents.
Anyway, good stuff!
yes, I meant to mention Tyler Florence. good use to a chef's skills.
sorry no video today. we had some technical issues. hopefully by the end of the day.
Daphne, Rex is so adorable, he has a very angelic face! He must really like his Aunt Carole, he looks so happy! Or maybe a combination of food and Aunt Carole!
On another topic, it's strange a few times I drop by your site and there is nothing new and then I get 3 or 4 days all at once. I can't imagine what I could be doing to cause this, but hey I see other folks posting comments days before mine. FYI …. that is why my comments coming rolling in days late!
Who knew babies would dig lamb? It's such a strong flavored meet, most adults can't stomach it. I learned something new today. Babies like lamb… huh…