Ideas on how to give spinach to my DD

DS doesn't love spinach, but I do! Here's a couple ways I've served it:

Saute spinach in olive oil or butter, season, toss with cooked pasta & parmesan cheese.

Put spinach (raw or cooked), any other veggies, if desired, and any kind of cheese (sliced thin or shredded) between 2 whole wheat tortillas. Brush or spray top with olive oil. Bake in oven (350) or toaster oven for ~10 minutes until cheese is melted & top is lightly browned.
When serving this, I make sure not to give DS any crispy edge pieces & sometimes peel off the top, crispy portion of tortilla.

That's all I can think of, but might have to try lasagna & spanakopita soon!

My 9 month DD loves spinach too! I cooked up a bit for her the other day, just steamed about 1 cup of fresh spinach and pureed it with a pinch of garlic and ginger. She couldn't get enough, though the puree was awfully messy.

We had pasta with a spinach-olive oil sauce yesterday and she loved eating the bits of spinach right out of the sauce.

My 11mo can't get enough of creamed spinach. You boil the spinach in water for about a minute, then drain the water and add some cream. Then you boil until it's no longer liquidy. He won't eat anything else until all of the creamed spinach in sight on the dinner table is gone.

http://www.ivu.org/recipes/indian-veg/
scroll down for spinach. My favorite types are the ones with paneer and those also tend to be more mild.

DS really enjoys a puree I made out of a steamed sweet potato, a cup of black beans, a cup of kidney beans, and 10 oz of frozen spinach. Even if you don't typically do purees, you could use this mixture as a dip for steamed veggies or spread it on tortillas or rice cakes.

This isn't a recipe, but I don't know why you couldn't make them yourself. I buy Dr. Prager's spinach pancakes at Whole Foods near the boca burgers. They are really yummy! They're a potato pancake with spinach added. I'm sure you could make them on your own, if you have a potato pancake recipe.