Saturday, May 7, 2011

Annotated Bibliography


Annotated Bibliography

Karla Perez

Topic: In my final research paper I will look about the effects that baby food intake can cause in babies and also how this consumption benefits the baby food industries. Also, I will talk about the demand that baby food has in the last years. In addition, the regulations that government has for this type of food.

Sources:
Ahlers, Joan, and Cheryl Tallman. “Benefits of Home- Prepared Baby Food.”  So Easy Baby Food: A Personalized Guide to Make Baby Food at Home. Ed. Laurel Davis and Alison Tartt. Petoskey: Fresh Baby LLC, 2004. 19-21. Google Books. Web. 07 May 2011. 

            This little part from this book gives great advices about the benefits that many babies could have if their mothers prepared their food at home. These benefits include things like: increase nutritional value, elimination of additives, improved freshness, and the lower cost.


Belkin, Lisa. “Tax Codes and Baby Food.” New York Times. New York Times. New York Times, 24 January 2011. Web. 01 May 2011.< http://parenting.blogs.nytimes.com/2011/01/24/tax-codes-and-baby-food/?scp=1&sq=tax%20codes%20and%20baby%20food&st=cse>

This article from New York Times talks about how community and hospitals are working to encourage mothers to practice their breast-feeding. A doctor makes a suggestion that in many hospitals this topic should be the basic program education for mothers during their visits to the doctors. This article also states how much money the government can save if infants were breast-fed at least for the first six months.


Bowen, Dana. “A New Tasting Menu in the Baby Section.” New York Times. New York Times, 02 August 2006. Web. 01 May 2011. <http://www.nytimes.com/2006/08/02/dining/02baby.html?scp=1&sq=a%20new%20tasting%20menu%20in%20the%20baby%20section&st=cse>

This article talks about how baby food has been grown in a business over the years. The article states that this increase could be due to the variety of flavors that currently baby foods have. Also, the article points that baby food companies are touting fresh and frozen food have more nutrients than jarring process.


Donelli, Jacqueline, and Kerry Donelli. “To Breast-Feed or not to Breast-Feed?” Queens Family May 2011: 34. Print. 

This article contains question that many mothers did to see if the breast feed is better than infant formula. Also, the authors bring their comments with strong examples.


Nestle, Marion. What to Eat. New York: North Point Press, 2006. 451-465. Print.

This book has a chapter where it talks about baby food and how markets and companies encourage mothers to buy the product. Also, this book has a part where explain about infant formula and makes a comparison between a breast milk and infant formula.  In addition, it brings a little part about the organic option for baby food intake. 


Rand Herron, Caroline, and Michael Wright. “ The Nation; The Baby Food Scare Continues.” New York Times. New York Times, 09 March 1986. Web. 30 April 2011. <http://www.nytimes.com/1986/03/09/weekinreview/the-nation-the-baby-food-scare-continues.html?scp=1&sq=the%20nation;%20the%20baby%20food%20scare%20continues&st=cse>

This old article shows how many mothers who consumed baby food found slivers of glass in baby foods. This article gets my attention because I could see that many years ago baby food had serious problems and Gerber Company was in a largest disputed about their products for babies.







6 comments:

  1. Karly your annotated biblography fits well with what you are researching. Everything is a very reliable source and you explained which parts of the readings connected and stood out to what you were writing about.Also, the authors names were in alphabetical order as suppose to. Your sources listed were relevant because I've read all of the sources you posted and they were very good connections. I think maybe you should try to get opinions from mothers with babies and see how they feel about what you've researched get their point of view out there.I think this topic will make a good reearch paper becasue this is something people that doesnt know about need to kmnow about. This is very interesting and different for domeone to write about.

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  2. you have great sources and i believe you will end up with a wonderful final paper. keep up the good work!

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  3. I read all the sources and it seemed like you did everything right. You also used the hanging indent.
    I also liked that you had a topic in which you explained what you were writing about which made it easy to understand.
    As asia also said putting the authors in alphabetical order was great.

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  4. The topic which you will be researching fits well with the sources you found. They are reliable resources found from The New York Times which is always a highly recommended source for your essay, as well as using google books that you could use to search up a whole bunch of great information. As for citing your sources it was clear and in the proper format using MLA. It seems very clear as to your topic and what you want to talk about. A lot of people don't know the effects of baby food and would be interested especially mothers the benefits of their babies if food was to be made at home.

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  5. Everything is fitting and in high qualaity. The MLA is in it's in proper form & resources are great. "SNAP" has educational programs for mothers. Check out their web site and United States Dept. of Agriculture Food and Nutrition web site.

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  6. The topic that you are writing about seems interesting to learn about and the resourecs are also reliabe and relevant to the topic.MLA is formatted in proper way but will be nice to learn the negative health effects of baby food

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