Yep, you read that right. This spinach recipe has a touch of sweetness, so it’s a good choice if you’re having a tough time getting baby to eat her veggies. Here’s the scoop on how to make it.

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Making pureed baby food seems like a lot of work — but not this recipe! Here, Liza Huber, creator of Sage Spoonfuls, shows how to make this healthy puree without having to cook a thing. A great meal to bring on the go with baby — no reheating necessary (just pack it in a cooler bag). Watch now!

What’s your favorite food to make for baby?

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Trying to throw extra veggies into baby’s food? Well it’s a lot easier than you may think. See how Liza Huber, creator of Sage Spoonfuls, sneaks some veggies into this fruity puree.

What fruit-veggie combos have you tried?

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When fall arrives, so do the barrels of fresh produce, which makes this the perfect time to whip baby up some fruit-and-veggies purees. See how Liza Huber, creator of Sage Spoonfuls, turns some fall favorites into baby-friendly food.

What’s your favorite food to make into a purée for baby?

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A baby’s favorite utensil is his fingers, even if he should be using a spoon or fork. So try serving a finger friendly food that keeps him happy and healthy. This week Stacie shows you how to make Greek meatballs, an easy-to-eat item that’s filled with nutrients your baby needs.

What was your favorite finger food?

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Fall is here and that means cooler weather, colored corduroys and comfort food. But not all of your favorite fall foods have to be loaded with calories — especially if you plan on feeding them to baby. This week, Stacie replicates the ultimate comfort food, mashed potatoes, into the nutritious and equally delicious mashed cauliflower.

What’s your favorite fall comfort food?

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Meet our Foodie Mama, Stacie! The daughter of a restaurateur, this Brooklyn mom of two puts her food knowledge to use as a blogger for One Healthy Mama. When she’s not whipping up new recipes, she’s dishing out advice through her writing and workshops. Her best advice — keep it simple.

“Kids can sense your anxiety & feed off of your energy,” she says of picky eaters. “Try not to stress as much as you want to.”

Check out her videos each week where she’ll show you how to transform a grown up dish into something baby can (and will) enjoy. This week, Stacie demonstrates how to make cumin lime roasted carrots that will appeal to both palates.

What veggies does your baby eat?

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