The Adventures in Baby Food Making: Cereal

Ever since Noah was born, we said that I was going to make our own baby food.

Well, not until yesterday did I try this, as we've been giving him Earth's Best iron fortified organic cereals (which he LOVES).
Our good friend, Brynn, suggested that we use the book Super Baby Food as a guide, and then it was reiterated to us by our pediatrician. (She actually told us to listen to it all, except for one thing, which I will talk about later).
I tried to make a homemade brown rice cereal yesterday - their preliminary Super Porridge, but it did not come out as I had planned. The consistency was too coarse and the rice didn't cook enough and it was too crunchy.
Oh well, today - day 2, we'll try it again, but with a ground pearled barley. I'll let you know how that goes.
I'm super excited and can't wait to let everyone know about our Adventures in Baby Food Making!

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Good luck. I love making Cason's even though he won't eat it :(