The Petit Appetit Cookbook: Easy, Organic Recipes to Nurture Your Baby and Toddler

Salt?!
The writer suggest to add pepper and 1/2 teaspoon of salt to one of her recipes...?? Hello, are these baby recipes or a cookbook for adults?! Please use common sense if you have or are about to buy this book! And please no honey before the age of 1!

great book for moms on the go.
my girlfriend lent me this book, and I just had to have it. I am a working mom, and this was perfect for me. the book gave me ideas on how to start with making simple food for my daughter (7 months). it has wonderful recipes that are easy to make. the book also includes wonderful nutritional information that is easy to understand and apply. this is a wonderful purchase for a a baby shower, and it will be a standard baby shower gift that i give in the future!

Not that great
A third of this book is devoted to discussing what organic food is and how to prepare food safely. If you know anything about these two subjects, a good portion of the book is a waste. As a new parent, I found that she really didn't address the major questions: "What should I give first? Next? And then?" or "What kind of texture should this be when I'm finished?" Also, I agree with the previous reviewer on the honey issue. If you should never give a baby under a year old honey, why is it included in the recipes?

My baby loves vegetables
I'm a first time mom and I've used this book like a bible. My son loves vegetables and different types of grain, many that I've never tasted before. I've learned to cook and love vegetables.

revisions needed
This book confuses Vegan and Vegetarian. The icons are reversed. Vegan icons are used for recipes that use yogurt, eggs, honey, etc. This should have been caught before going to press.