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08 February 2009
Great!
Pretty well rounded. Really omitts the necessity for collecting many books w/similar concepts....there are so many out there that are supposed to produce the same idea of learning for your baby/toddler, but this one is a pretty good summary of all those (minus tactile) if your just looking to purchase one book.
08 February 2009
Others Are Much Better!
I love "Top 100 Baby Purees" so much better than this book. The concept of the "Organic Baby & Toddler Cookbook" was great, including the bit about cooking for those w/food allergies. However, upon receiving the book I found it severely lacks delivery of almost all it promises. Aside from a very short listing in the back w/select few references on where to find the foods and/or information the author talks about, there are no real answers. It's very much like saying "there are many places to find quality organic food for less", only to keep leading the reader to believe you will give some difinitive direction as to "where" but just leaving it vague. The only thing that's not frustrating about reading this book is the actual recipes themselves. The part supposed to be about cooking for your baby/toddler w/food allergies is nothing more than defining food allergies & informing you, which you already know if your kid has them (or even just from common knowledge dr's inform you of or really any place you look these days...don't need to pay so much to hear the author retell it to you). Just not worth it.
08 February 2009
Great Book!
I got this book for my husband since he knows he's not good w/organization & I'm the complete opposite (I've been very successful in my career at using my organizational talents). This book is just the thing we've been needing to help w/so many arguments related to lack of organization that used to waste much of our time. Its no nonsence approach, explanation & practical encouragement is motivating for even the most disinterested person (even those who don't like to read). It also clearly & very consicely shows how specific things throughout all aspects of life actually fall under organization, & can effortlessly be more satisfying & efficient w/out taking any more time than 5-15 minutes a day total. My husband says it's writing & layout is workable, not anything like a textbook or any other such form.