The text appears to be a script from a YouTube cooking show, hosted by a father who is a new parent in Brazil. He talks about his daily routine of making baby food for his two children, Elise and Antoine. He emphasizes the importance of quality ingredients and proper preparation, advising viewers to ask the producer about the source of their food. He also discusses the concept of "Cococó Cococô", a children's story about the bacteria in children's bodies, and the importance of a healthy diet in shaping their future. He introduces his family, including his wife Rosângela and his daughter Elisa, who assists him. He also shares his cooking process, from peeling sweet potatoes to cutting carrots, and preparing a surprise dessert for his children. Despite Elise's initial reluctance, Antoine shows interest in the food. The father ends the video by expressing his love for his children and his pride in preparing their meals.
1. The speaker is a father and has two children, a girl named Elise and a boy named Antoine.
2. The speaker is making baby food and plans to make both savory and sweet dishes.
3. The baby food needs to be quick to prepare because the speaker doesn't have much time to cook for the babies.
4. The speaker uses milk, without salt or pepper, for the baby food.
5. The speaker also uses sweet potato, carrot, and banana for the baby food.
6. The speaker has three friends who are all Brazilian and they launched a children's story called "Cococó Cococô".
7. The speaker believes in the importance of eating well and consuming organic, healthy food products.
8. The speaker aims to inform families and help people prepare children for a better future.
9. The speaker is making an effort to make the baby food visually appealing to encourage the babies to eat it.
10. The speaker is introducing his daughter Elisa and his son Antoine to the audience.
11. The speaker is making a baby dessert with apple, pear, papaya, and mango.
12. The speaker is also adding a custard cream to the dessert, made from organic natural milk.
13. The speaker ends the cooking process with a sentiment, expressing his love for his children and his role as their "mother" in preparing their food.