BLW Ideas

Parenting

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4.2

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Category

Parenting

Downloads

100,000+

Developer

BLW SOCIAL

Content Rating

Everyone

Review

5

Tag

recipes | menus | menús

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Editor Reviews

The BLW Ideas app is extremely useful for parents, pediatricians, and nutritionists looking to collaborate on successful complementary feeding for babies older than 6 months. It focuses on the Baby-led Weaning method and providing mashed foods in a manner that is considerate of your child. This comprehensive app offers a guide categorized by age, as well as more than 600 recipes and menus developed by nutritionists. Additionally, users can search for recipes based on available ingredients, save favorites, and make notes for future reference. Isn't that amazing?

The app features an impressive 600 delectable recipes that are both tasty and simple to make. Plus, all of these recipes have been expertly designed by nutritionists, ensuring they are also nutritious for you.

The app also includes a neat feature that allows you to write notes about your baby's preferred foods, shopping list items, and important information for the doctor. You can also monitor the foods your baby has tried and those that are still pending. Additionally, there are six quizzes available to assess your knowledge and provide more information on Baby-led Weaning and feeding your child.

Simply put, the BLW Ideas app is a great resource for parents, pediatricians, and nutritionists looking to collaborate on introducing solid foods to babies over 6 months old. With over 600 recipes and menus, an age-specific guide, and helpful tips and quizzes, this app is a treasure trove of information easily accessible at your fingertips!

Features

Let's explore the world of introducing solid foods to your baby! Learn all about starting complementary feeding, as well as some delicious menus and recipes to try out!

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4.2

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