Boots Organics Baby Food

When boots discontinued their own range of baby foods I was dismayed. My son loved them especially the chicken and pineapple jar and I tried to find an alternative for him but it was no use no other brands carried this flavour. I usually feed my son Jamie who is 11 months on veggies and meals that I prepare for him from scratch but I keep a few jars handy just in case I'm exhausted or simply too plain lazy. They are also handy to carry with you if you are going visiting or away for the day. I used to think that organic baby food was too expensive for my budget but when boots introduced their own range it was very reasonable at 69p per jar for the 7 ...

All my prayers were answered at once when I dicovered Boots seven month old baby foods. They are quite smooth with just a few lumps rather than being a jar full of lumps like Heinz. My daughter loves all the Boots ones and they even do an International selection for the more adventurous amongst you. One of her favourites is the pasta and ham one it just has small bits of pasta in it. And they se jars instead of tims so you haven't got to mess around emptying the remains into a fridge safe container. I would recommend the Boots 7 month jars to those of you who are struggling to find a brand that your baby doesn't choke on. ...

Ok so there is a bit of plagerism going on here , I'm not actually going to talk to you about rice krispies ... but I am going to tell you about Boots organic rice cakes . Boots Oranic Rice Cakes ************************ OK you've all probably seen these on the bottom of the baby food shelves , glanced at them and thought they'ed probably be a bit bland and that your baby would take one taste and spit it out . We decided to buy some for our tot a wee while ago , we tried her on rusks and organix breadsticks and thought she might fancy a change .They only cost 92p for a 50g bag ( which is quite a lot of rice cakes consiering ...