Top 100 Finger Foods: 100 Recipes for a Healthy, Happy Child

by Annabel Karmel

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By the age of nine months, many babies want to start feeding themselves but can't yet handle a spoon, which is when finger foods come into their own. They're also great to offer to toddlers who are prone to go into 'meltdown' just before dinner. This essential collection of tempting, nutritious finger foods features 100 quick and easy recipes, including fresh fruit ice lollies - perfect for soothing sore gums - goujons of fish and raw vegetables with dip, that will that will not only introduce your baby to new textures and tastes but will make for a healthy, happy and contented child.… (more)

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I love love love love absolutely love this book! As my AppleBlossom has just started eating some pureed foods I have found myself curious about what is to come next. Then I happened upon Annabel Karmel. I just have to get more of her books!!

This book with the Top 100 Finger Foods has 100 recipes that are very easy to understand with great ingredients that I want to eat them. Literally as I turn the pages, my mouth waters. Not only are these finger food meals healthy, but they are fun and creative for the imagination. With as much fun as AppleBlossom has already with foods of different flavors, I am quite certain that she will enjoy the varying textures and colors of these finger food recipes.

Reading through this recipe book I am quite taken with Annabel Karmel and I am eager to jump into the book that comes before this one with Baby Purees. I highly recommend this book.

*Thanks to Jessica Purcell of Atria Books for providing a copy for review.* (

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By the age of nine months, many babies want to start feeding themselves but can't yet handle a spoon, which is when finger foods come into their own. They're also great to offer to toddlers who are prone to go into 'meltdown' just before dinner. This essential collection of tempting, nutritious finger foods features 100 quick and easy recipes, including fresh fruit ice lollies - perfect for soothing sore gums - goujons of fish and raw vegetables with dip, that will that will not only introduce your baby to new textures and tastes but will make for a healthy, happy and contented child.

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