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Anyone else's toddler only like to eat white foods? Here, we have come up with some delicious recipes for an orange pumpkin and sweet potato puree, a red rhubarb and strawberry puree and a purple/blue puree of blackberries and blueberries, all made in the Babycook of course!

The term 'Eat a rainbow' is used as a way to get children to eat more fruit and vegetables. We know fruits and vegetables are full of fibre and essential vitamins and minerals. But the chemicals that give fruits and vegetables their vibrant colours (called phytochemicals) have some pretty special qualities, too.

This Chicken, Leek and Potato Beaba Babycook® purée is delicious, nutritious and full of flavour. It is delicious on its own for younger infants, and also can be used as a sauce with pasta or rice. And for the rest of the family, it can be cooked inside pastry for a hearty and warm pie.

Who doesn't love a boiled egg? But the hard part, is knowing how long to cook it to make it just the way you like it- hard, soft or in between. You can now use your Babycook to make perfect, consistent 'Boiled' (steamed!) eggs! And with Easter coming up, we've also included the instructions to make healthy coloured Easter Eggs for your little one (and keep the chocolate for yourself!)

This recipe for a refreshing Beaba Babycook dessert is perfect for the whole family, and with no added sugar, it is a guilt free option for a hot day!

When your baby is ready, introduce foods according to what the family usually eats, regardless of whether the food is considered to be a common food allergen. Using the Béaba Babycook, you will be able to create meals to suit your child's needs, knowing exactly what is in each dish. If you are concerned about food allergies in your child, or there is a history of allergy in your family, talk this over with your infant's paediatrician before introducing solids.

Use the Beaba Babycook to create a quick and easy potato puree. Potato mash is a versatile dish that can be eaten on its own when initially introducing baby to solids, but also with a variety of vegetables and other dishes. Potatoes are high in vitamin A, C and potassium, and are an energy packed carbohydrate for your baby.

Follow this quick and easy recipe on your Beaba Babycook to create sweet and smooth pear puree with rice porridge, suitable to introduce as a first food for infants from between 4 and 6 months and can then be enjoyed by babies of all ages.