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Preparing Baby Food\nIngredients Suitable for Each Stage, and Ingredients to Watch Out For\nHelpful Facts About Food Ingredients\nPrinciples of Baby Food Cooking\nEssential Tools for Baby Food Preparation\nAccurate Measuring Methods for Precise Cooking\nEasy Ways to Prepare Baby Food\nHow to Prep Each Ingredient\nHow to Store Baby Food\nThe Basics of Baby Food: Making Rice Porridge\nMaking Broth and Stock\nMaking Purees\nMaking Various Sauces\n\nPart 3. Early-Stage Baby Food\nAt a Glance: Early-Stage Baby Food (First Half)\nAt a Glance: Early-Stage Baby Food (Second Half)\nEarly-Stage Baby Food Recipes\nOrder of Introducing Early-Stage Baby Food\nRice Porridge | Sweet Rice Porridge, Brown Rice Porridge, Rice Porridge\nBeef Porridge | Beef Paste\nBeef \u0026 Cabbage Porridge | Beef, Cabbage \u0026 Sweet Pumpkin Porridge\nApple Porridge | Apple Puree | Sweet Pumpkin Puree\nVitamin Porridge | Zucchini Porridge | Carrot Puree\nBroccoli Puree | Easy Cube Baby Food\nSweet Pumpkin Porridge | Broccoli \u0026 Carrot Porridge\nChicken Porridge | Chicken Breast Flakes\nEasy One-Day Baby Food Parents Can Make Together\nCabbage Porridge | Zucchini \u0026 Cabbage Porridge\nGreen Pea Porridge | Cucumber Porridge\nCabbage \u0026 Sweet Pumpkin Porridge | Beef \u0026 Broccoli Porridge\nSweet Potato \u0026 Bok Choy Porridge | Broccoli Porridge\nPotato \u0026 Zucchini Porridge | Potato \u0026 Cucumber Porridge\nSweet Potato \u0026 Cabbage Porridge | Cauliflower \u0026 Apple Porridge\nOatmeal Porridge | Sweet Potato Porridge\nSweet Potato \u0026 Beet Porridge | Carrot \u0026 Apple Puree\nSweet Potato \u0026 Chicken Puree | Sweet Pumpkin, Spinach \u0026 Tofu\nSweet Potato Puree | Banana Puree\nBroccoli \u0026 Potato Puree | Avocado Puree\nSpinach \u0026 Potato Puree | Sweet Potato \u0026 Carrot Puree\nWhite Fish with Tomato Sauce | Wheat Rice Porridge\nEgg Flakes | Egg \u0026 Carrot Porridge\nPotato Porridge | Green Pea \u0026 Sweet Pumpkin Porridge\nEarly-Stage Baby Food Q\u0026A\n\nPart 4. Middle-Stage Baby Food\nAt a Glance: Middle-Stage Baby Food (First Half)\nAt a Glance: Middle-Stage Baby Food (Second Half)\nMiddle-Stage Baby Food Recipes\nRice Porridge | Beef, Spinach \u0026 Carrot Porridge\nNapa Cabbage \u0026 Tofu Porridge | Spinach \u0026 Chicken Porridge\nChicken \u0026 Potato Porridge | Broccoli Soup\nTomato Sauce | Braised Sea Bream with Potato \u0026 Onion\nSweet Potato \u0026 Apple Mash | Sea Bream with Tomato\nSweet Pumpkin \u0026 Potato Mash | Potato \u0026 Corn Porridge\nBeef \u0026 Napa Cabbage Porridge | Tofu \u0026 Zucchini Porridge\nChicken \u0026 Egg Porridge\nGreen Pea \u0026 Zucchini Porridge\nAvocado Mash\nBanana \u0026 Avocado Mash\nBraised Sea Bream with Radish\nBraised Pork with Tomato\nEgg Yolk \u0026 Tomato-Radish Salad\nChicken \u0026 Potato Soup\nBroccoli \u0026 Soft Tofu Soup\nSweet Potato, Apple \u0026 Yogurt\nBeef \u0026 Carrot Porridge\nTofu with Tomato Sauce\nSteamed Egg\nEgg Sheet Flakes\nTofu with Peanut Sauce\nFinger Food: Potato Pancake\nFinger Food: Egg Sheets\nMiddle-Stage Baby Food Q\u0026A\n\nPart 5. Late-Stage Baby Food\nAt a Glance: Late-Stage Baby Food\nLate-Stage Baby Food Recipes\nTriple-Cooked Rice (Soft Rice, Well-Cooked Rice) | Braised Pork with Carrot\nBraised Beef \u0026 Vegetables | Beef \u0026 Mushroom Soft Rice\nChicken \u0026 Vegetable Soft Rice | Braised Pork, Tofu \u0026 Potato\nBeef \u0026 Tofu Rice | Braised Sea Bream with Tomato\nBeef \u0026 Broccoli Meatball Soup | Braised King Oyster Mushroom \u0026 Shrimp \/ Rice Bowl\nZucchini \u0026 Green Pea Soft Rice | Braised Radish with Tomato\nBeef \u0026 Vegetable Rice Bowl | Sweet Potato \u0026 Vegetable Soft Rice\nEggplant Soft Rice | Potato, Carrot \u0026 Sweet Pumpkin with Apple Sauce\nGreen Pea \u0026 Chicken Soft Rice | Finger Food: Potato Pancake\nBeef, King Oyster Mushroom \u0026 Egg Rice | King Oyster Mushroom \u0026 Potato Soup\nSteamed Egg \u0026 Zucchini | Brown Rice \u0026 Pumpkin Soft Rice\nSea Bream \u0026 Enoki Mushroom Soft Rice | Potato, Onion \u0026 Chicken Soup\nFish Soft Rice | Stir-Fried Sweet Pumpkin \u0026 Tomato\nFrench Toast | Finger Food\nBroccoli \u0026 Napa Cabbage Soft Rice | Seaweed \u0026 Vegetable Rice\nBroccoli \u0026 Pumpkin Soft Rice | Apple \u0026 Sweet Potato Mash\nGreen Pea \u0026 Beef Soft Rice | Tofu \u0026 Vegetable Balls\nSweet Pumpkin, Radish \u0026 Tomato Braise | Cottage Cheese\nButter \u0026 Buttermilk | Pancakes with Apple Sauce\nStir-Fried Eggplant \u0026 Carrot | Fruit Yogurt\nGrilled Pork \u0026 Shrimp | Grilled Fruit\nLate-Stage Baby Food Q\u0026A\n\nPart 6. Completion-Stage Baby Food\nAt a Glance: Completion-Stage Baby Food\nCompletion-Stage Baby Food Recipes\nDouble-Cooked Rice (Well-Cooked Rice) | Braised Fish \u0026 Potato\nBean Sprout Rice \u0026 Chicken Side Dish | Vegetable Omelet\nHand-Torn Dough Soup | Mushroom Rice Bowl\nChicken \u0026 Spinach Gratin | Fried Rice with Pork \u0026 Mushroom\nWhite Fish \u0026 Vegetable Rice | Vegetable \u0026 Tofu Rolls\nSteamed Seafood \u0026 Egg | Grilled Fish\nBanquet Noodles (Janchi Guksu) | Braised White Fish \u0026 Vegetables\nStir-Fried Squid \u0026 Bok Choy Rice | Nutritious Meat \u0026 Vegetable Rice\nStir-Fried Bean Sprouts \u0026 Radish Rice | Tofu \u0026 Spinach with Sesame Dressing\nFried Tofu \u0026 Spinach Rice | Stir-Fried Zucchini \u0026 Shrimp\nBeef Balls | Beef Meatballs\nBeef Cream Soup | Mushroom \u0026 Fried Tofu Dumplings\nThree-Color Vegetable Stir-Fry | Shrimp \u0026 Vegetable Scramble\nStir-Fried Napa Cabbage, Carrot \u0026 Beef |","brand":"IBOOKPARK","offers":[{"title":"Default Title","offer_id":49623660626148,"sku":"1300142864","price":28.0,"currency_code":"USD","in_stock":true}],"thumbnail_url":"\/\/cdn.shopify.com\/s\/files\/1\/0831\/9788\/6692\/files\/screen_shot_2019-10-17_at_8.49.15_pm.jpg?v=1786421144"},{"product_id":"삐뽀삐뽀-119-우리-아가-모유-먹이기","title":"Bippo Bippo 119: Breastfeeding Our Baby","description":"Description: Breastfeeding is the best way to raise a healthy, smart baby! With the help of 'Bippo Bippo 119: Breastfeeding Our Baby,' breastfeeding doesn't have to be difficult (5th Revised Edition). Since its first publication in 2004, this book has served as a trusted breastfeeding consultant for countless mothers, and now it returns in a fresh new look. Updated with the latest information and redesigned for easier reading, this new edition is ready to support you on your journey.\n\nThe most important food for a newborn is mother's milk. However, misguided parenting information sometimes leads parents to skip breastfeeding, making the early months of caring for a baby even harder. When a baby is breastfed, the baby grows up healthier, and the mother recovers from childbirth more quickly. We recommend this book to new parents who want to overcome vague fears about breastfeeding and gain accurate, reliable information.\n\nMother's Milk Is the Best!\nBreast milk is the ultimate food, containing all the nutrients a baby needs — protein, fat, carbohydrates, vitamins, iron, and more. For example, while the amount of iron in breast milk is small, its absorption rate is exceptionally high. In this way, breast milk is superior in quality regardless of quantity. It also contains the right balance of DHA and arachidonic acid, both essential for a baby's brain development. During the early years when the brain grows rapidly, not only does the brain increase in size, but brain cells also mature and form connections with one another — and the unique components of breast milk play a key role in this process. In other words, babies raised on breast milk grow up both physically strong and mentally sharp. And because they feed in the comforting embrace of their mother, they also grow up emotionally secure.\n\nBreastfeeding is good for mothers, too. Nursing helps a mother's body recover from the exhaustion of childbirth and adjust to her new role. When a baby suckles, the mother's body releases a hormone called oxytocin, which helps stimulate milk production and also helps the uterus contract, reducing postpartum bleeding. In short, breastfeeding supports postpartum recovery. Giving a baby plenty of a mother's love also makes parenting easier, and burning off accumulated body fat helps mothers get back in shape.\n\nA Book to Read Before Your Baby Arrives\nFor expecting parents, the question of how to raise a baby can feel overwhelming and vague. Why not make breastfeeding your concrete starting point, and begin preparing — both during pregnancy and after birth — with that in mind? Before delivery, take a breastfeeding class (ideally together as a couple), and choose a hospital or postpartum care center that supports breastfeeding. It's important to prepare in advance, because it's no exaggeration to say that the success of breastfeeding is often determined within the first week after birth. If new parents are overwhelmed right after delivery and miss this crucial window, breastfeeding becomes many times more difficult. That's why this book emphasizes learning ahead of time, and includes a breastfeeding log at the very front so parents can track their baby's feeding patterns during the first week. Use it for regular check-ins to support your baby's healthy growth.\n\n16 Essential Tips for Successful Newborn Breastfeeding\n1. Take a prenatal class on breastfeeding positions and latching techniques.\n2. Choose a maternity hospital and postpartum care center that offer 24-hour rooming-in.\n3. Confirm that your delivery hospital supports breastfeeding.\n4. Choose natural childbirth whenever possible.\n5. Begin breastfeeding within 30 minutes to 1 hour after birth.\n6. Feed your baby whenever they show signs of hunger.\n7. Newborns are usually hungry when they wake up, so feed them before they start crying.\n8. Before your milk fully comes in, breastfeed at least 8–12 times a day from day one.\n9. At each feeding, let your baby nurse fully on one side for at least 15 minutes before switching to the other side.\n10. If your baby falls asleep before finishing a feeding, gently stimulate their palms or soles to wake them and continue feeding.\n11. At night, keep your baby close and nurse directly; if they sleep more than 4 hours, wake them to feed.\n12. 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