I wondering if there is a real difference between a baby food maker and a food processor. I know some of the baby food makers have a steamer built in but other than that it just seems like a food processor. Could I save some money and get a regular food processor? Any advice is helpful!
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Its literally the same ! Save your money

No not really fb marketplace fr I bought one but I have wic so I only used it for a couple months then he eats more solids now

Idk the difference but save your money, you only use it for a couple months anyway!

Definitely get a food processor, so much cheaper and does the exact same job. If you are in the uk I would suggest going on facebook marketplace, you can often get them free (just sanitise heavily or look for a brand new one on there) xx

Nope. Waste of money. Just use the processor you already have or go straight to self feeding and table food and skip the purees altogether

I got this £20 baby blender and it’s so good. Really quiet and I think works better than my Ninja blender lol: https://amzn.eu/d/fH6UxoL

We just used our blender for any purees we made at the very beginning. Which lasted about 2 weeks and we moved to BLW.

The steamer built in is helpful but not necessary. I have a BabyNutri; I find the container to be small because I like to prepare a week’s worth at a time. Most of the time I’ll use the blender part, which is very good! For me, it comes handy when I need to prepare an one-off, for example if I ran out of the frozen batch and need something for breakfast. I throw in apple and banana and let it do its thing for 20 min while I’m getting ready to work. But overall, the food processor will do.

I just used my immersion blender for the few things I pureed, you don't need to buy something special

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