I’m raising my little one healthily, are you guys too?

I think everyone does what's good and best for their little one.
Everyone does it in their own way, and that's how it should be!!.
We have a 6-year-old son, and in October our second little miracle will arrive, and we're raising them the way we think is right... also in a healthy way

We want to raise our little one in a biological and toxin-free way, but also without animal products . Lush has really nice soaps and little things by the way . I also want to start giving healthy snacks. I'm going to buy an ice cream maker for this, so I can make fruit and veggie ice cream for the little one . Also baking cookies myself with healthy ingredients etc. And lots of fruit as a treat and teaching them to experience that veggies and fruit don't have to be, but are also very delicious. It's also really fun to be creative and decorative with veggies and fruit, so it really becomes a party . And of course setting a good example yourself..

Hi, we also try to feed our girls as healthily as possible. That doesn't mean they aren't allowed to have sweets, but we do watch out for colorings—preferably none. And for fruit juices, they only get pure kiwi juice; it really has to be pure and preferably organic. The milk they drink is also organic, though I'm not a milk drinker myself, and they aren't either, so we use it more for porridge or cereal. We also regularly feed the kids blueberries—super healthy, often with yogurt, sometimes with cane sugar. Kids often get hyperactive from poor diet, or rather, from the artificial substances in that food. So that's how we do it with the kids. Greetings, Madelene

You guys are out of control..
I think it's great if you make your own baby food, organic or not, and offering water and tea means you're already doing super well!
As if one jar of baby food is forbidden. We were all raised on those jars back in the day; they were totally trendy then.
Every parent should do what they want, but this organic and "healthy" lifestyle is starting to grate on my nerves.

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