“Homemade Is the Best”: Woman Prepares Own Baby Food As Cost-Effective Alternative, SA Impressed

“Homemade Is the Best”: Woman Prepares Own Baby Food As Cost-Effective Alternative, SA Impressed

  • A mom showed off her homemade baby food, blending fresh fruits and grains into a nutritious puree
  • In a TiTok video, the mom opted to make her baby's food to dodge the high cost of purity
  • Social media users applauded her efforts, with many praising her for knowing exactly what goes into her child's tummy

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TikTok users praised a lady for caring about what she feeds her baby
A mom showed off her homemade baby foods, leaving online users impressed. Image: @nombulelombangi
Source: TikTok

Many parents worry about what goes into their baby's tummy, and one mom decided to take matters into her own hands by making homemade baby foods instead of relying on store-bought options.

The woman, TikTok user @nombulelombangi, shares a video showcasing delicious and healthy meals prepared for her eight-month-old baby, attracting many views, likes and comments from online users who assured her she was giving her baby healthier meals.

The woman shows off her baby's stock

The mom shared multiple slides of the delicious and healthy meals she prepared for her baby, which included soft foods such as pears, pumpkin, and oats with cinnamon, all of this was mixed and blended, turning into smooth purees for her little one to enjoy.

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In her slides caption, she wrote that she was making her baby food because Purity was expensive.

Watch the TikTok video here.

SA applauses for the woman

Her video quickly gained attention, with social media users praising her dedication. Many applauded her for taking control of her child's nutrition, saying she now has full knowledge of what goes into her daughter's stomach. Others were inspired by her effort and asked for tips on how to prepare meals.

Social media users asked a mom for a tutorial on how she prepares her baby's food
A mom received compliments for making her baby's food at home. Image: @nombulelombangi
Source: TikTok

User @Nolwazi Mthembu commented:

"Oh Mommy, I'm a happy nurse this side, this is the best nutritional supplement you're giving your baby 🥰 how old is the little one now."

User @Justine said:

"Expenses aside, I love this so much. it is very organic for the baby and organic means a very healthy baby and wonderful stools. please tell me how you make them ❤️."

User @Lulu shared:

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"Best decision you've made. that way you know exactly what's in your child's food... forget affordability, making your own food is the best. I did that with my daughter as well."

User @Mia added:

"And this is healthier 🩷."

User @Pati commented:

"Nurses actually prefer this over purity, shelf life ya di products tsa di shopong can't be trusted this days. You are doing great mommy🥰🥰."

User @Nkosazane said:

"Homemade is the best option."

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Bongiwe Mati (Human Interest Editor) Bongiwe Mati is an experienced reporter currently working under the Human Interest desk at Briefly News since (Aug 2024). Prior to joining the Briefly team, she worked for a campus newspaper at the University of the Western Cape (2005) before joining the Marketing and Sales department at Leadership Magazine, Cape Media (2007-2009). She later joined BONA magazine as an Editorial Assistant (2023-2024), writing for digital and print magazines under current news, entertainment, and human interest categories. She can be reached at bongiwe.mati@briefly.co.za