Steak and chips!

Chewed roast bananas.

I dont hold any brief for this company but I surely believe they offer good services to parents.As a Father I have found KIRINYAGA Millers located near globe cinema roundabout very resourceful.

They offer nutritional classes ,in conjunction with KNH, to Mothers [although I dont know if they still offer them].I took my wife there once and she was really transformed.

They also offer different type of flour...you just need to indicate the age of your Kid and they will mix it for you according to your kids needs.

Visit www.babyzone or www.babycentre for ideas.

But by nine months the child should be having family diet. Whatever you eat baby eats,(Indian babies eat curry) avoid too much salt in your food. Make it wholesome as possible and avoid processed stuff if possible. Soemthing like 1/4 brown chapo cut up in tiny pieces and mixed with ndengu stew and lots of soup... The idea of making special baby food is no longer encouraged. The only time you can 'tesa' your child with malenge stuff is when weaning at 6 months after that you start family diet mashing with a fork. I pray you are no longer using a blender. Mash with a fork to encourage chewing (even without teeth babies can use their gums). It will aid digestion as it starts in the mouth with the enzymes in saliva.

All the best.

interesting stuff

@ Peppy,if the kid eats the food ya watu wakubwa,what about the spices? i think this is why most people prefer to make a different meal for the baby.

@ Famooz

Your food doesn't have to be bland. Just that you don't have to boil for baby. Babies can tolerate food with kidogo dhania, garlic, white onion etc. Go easy on the acidic foods like tomatoes, tomato paste, royco etc. Another alternative is to remove baby food just before spicing yours up. But as a parent you'll notice the baby wants to eat from your plate

You can also mince for them chicken breast or fish fillet and make for them a stew with the 'malenge' stuff if you are a bit worried. Just avoid boiling its what makes people say that their kids don't like eating. And remember they also need oils/fats to digest the vitamins (Winnies pure health has some good products). Phew, makes me sound like a teacher.

@ selah: i hear they opened a branch at nairobi west.

A very resourceful website: www.wholesomebabyfood.com.
@ Memmy, check it out.

Asanteni sana, i really do appreciate.