Baby Smoothie Bliss

I got the idea for “baby shakes” from Natalia Rose’s website.  She has a wonderful community forum that I joined a few years ago.  Now that my baby is a toddler (he turned one at the end of March!) and drinking from a sippy cup, I thought I’d create my own little nutrient-packed smoothies.

  • 1/4 Cup sunflower seeds
  • 1 Cup water (filtered if you need to)
  • 4-5 Frozen strawberries (organic is best, conventional strawberries have tons of pesticides)
  • 1/4 Frozen wild blueberries
  • 1 tps raw local honey (omit if baby is less than 1 year)

Blend the sunflower seeds with the water at high speed first to make sunflower milk.  (I find this really tastey by itself). Then add berries and honey.  A high-powered blender (like a vitamix or blend-tec) makes this a much smoother, less seed-filled drink.  If you don’t have  a high-speed blender, you will probably need to strain out the seeds.  I’m excited about starting smoothies and can’t wait to add some greens and avocados too!

*This probably goes without saying, but this recipe makes a yummy, nutrient-dense adult beverage as well!

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Welcome from Dana
I am a runner and a mother living in Portland, Oregon. I am also a gluten-free baker, environmentalist, raw-obsessed, aspiring minimalist, and law school dropout turned MBA student. I've always been a nutrition junkie and a few years ago I founded a gluten-free & vegan baking company. The best part of my day (besides my adorable son) is coaching college cross-country and track, strolling the aisles of food coops and running in the sunshine (otherwise known as Oregon NIRVANA).

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