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Making Food for Your Baby

Making food for your baby
  • Making food for your baby lets you offer textures that are right for your baby.
  • Food should be smooth and pureed to start and progress to a variety of textures.
  • It is easy to mash foods with a fork, potato masher, an inexpensive food chopper or food blender.
  • Store-bought baby foods are fine, but not necessary. For convenience, you can buy frozen or canned vegetables without added salt and canned or frozen fruit with no sugar added.
  • Prepared food can be stored in a covered container in the refrigerator or freezer.
 
Storing baby food
  • Homemade food for baby, opened jars of baby food, and prepared infant formula should not be left at room temperature for more than two hours.
  • Open jars of baby food and home prepared vegetables and fruit can be stored in the fridge for up to 48 hours.
  • Home prepared meat, poultry, fish and eggs for baby should only be kept in the fridge for 24 hours.
  • Food for baby can be kept for 3 months in a freezer. 

We Would Love to Have You Visit Soon!


Hours

M-F: 6:45 am - 6:00 pm

Telephone

204 895 1147

Email

Brightbeginnings@mymts.net
  • Home
    • Administration >
      • Contact Us
      • Board
      • AGM information
      • Confidentiality
      • Code of Conduct
      • Enrolment
      • Inclusion
      • Fees >
        • Statutory Holidays & Other
        • Withdraw
      • Forms
      • Fundraising/Donations
      • Lines of Communication
      • Policies
      • Meet Our Team
      • Special Recognition
      • Staffing
      • Staff Training
    • Community Notices & Resources
    • Room Updates
    • Meals >
      • Healthy Eating
      • Making Food for Your Baby
  • We Value
    • Mindfulness
    • Value of Attachment
    • Circle of Security
    • Mixed Age Group
  • Program Information
    • About Our Program >
      • Celebrations
      • Emotional Care & Touch
      • Developmental Capabilities
      • Items From Home
      • Movie
      • Nap & Rest
      • Observations
      • Outdoors
      • Playroom Safety
      • Scent Sentive
      • Technology
      • Toileting
    • Infants
    • Preschool
    • Kindergarten >
      • Kindergarten Spaces
    • School Age >
      • Inservice & School Holidays
      • Mixed Age Group
      • School Supervision
      • School Transition
      • Summer Holidays
  • Accessibility
  • Health & Safety
    • Accidents & Injuries
    • Arrival and Departure
    • Asthma & Anaphylaxis
    • Bed Bug
    • Child Abuse
    • Communication
    • Closures
    • Drug & Alcohol
    • Emergencies
    • Illness
    • Key Fobs/Security Camera
    • Medication
    • Meals
    • Food Restrictions
    • Lunch & Snack Program
    • No Smoking
  • Parent Role
  • Program Benefits
  • Resources/Links
  • Scholastics
  • Testimonials