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From: ksh@cbosgd.UUCP (Karen Summers-Horton)
Newsgroups: net.kids
Subject: Re: food for little ones
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Date: Thu, 26-Jan-84 10:11:57 EST
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Posted: Thu Jan 26 10:11:57 1984
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Making your own baby food is a great idea, but you should take a few
precautions.  The reason the store-bought food 'doesn't taste as
good' is that they add NOTHING.  You really have to watch grinding
up table food - spices of any kind and especially salt are not a
good thing to be giving your baby.  Keeping this in mind, cottage
cheese is VERY high in sodium and not really a good idea for young
children.

	Karen Summers-Horton