Parenthood has changed me

Now that baby Emily is starting solids, we are looking at prepping food for her and freeze them using ice cube trays. Yes, as working parents and who wants efficiency, that seems the fastest way out.

I know, my mum back in Singapore has been nagging about that, she's the traditional school of thinking. She says i should cook every meal for Emily fresh out of the pot. And no blender, stew rice until it becomes mushy, etc.. Well, if i'm not working, maybe i will do that. I get barely a few hours every day to cook dinner, spend some time with Emily that i rather do things more efficiently.

Anyway, most sites i go to do recommend making your own baby solid food and freezing them in ice cubes. And thaw whatever you need to feed the baby each time. So with this in mind, we went out shopping for ice cube trays last saturday. Well, we don't have ice cube trays at home since our refrigerator comes with ice maker. Besides, i would rather pay the $ and buy a new ice tray for Emily since i'm going to store food in it. And i'm looking for one with a lid.

We came across one at Daiso in Lynnwood, WA and was about to pay for it at the cashier when something occurred to me at that moment. Is it BPA free?

Nothing on the packaging or the tray itself mention anything about BPA free. Do we need a ice cube tray that's BPA free? Well, not wanting to take the risk, we promptly put the item back onto the shelf.

I'm going to buy the ice cube tray from locknlock the next time i order items from them. Most probably i will get this.