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MSE Parents Club Part 13

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  • gill_81uk
    gill_81uk Posts: 2,851 Forumite
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    SugarSpun wrote: »
    Gill we do a combination of BLW and mashed/jar foods. For dinner tonight Molly had a bunch of veg sticks (courgette, potato, aubergine, cauliflower), some chicken pieces, some roughly chopped chicken and noodle in thick broth and half a jar of broccoli risotto.

    Giving them purees shouldn't interfere with BLW and you can be sure they're getting some solids into them, but if they're used to wielding their own spoons it can be hard to convince them to let you feed them so things can get messy :)

    Would you feed her the puree or let her do that bit herself too?
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  • SugarSpun
    SugarSpun Posts: 8,559 Forumite
    We did something quite similar Gill, I wanted to be sure she was getting some solids because she was clearly hungry but it was a week or so before I gave her chunks of anything to chomp on/wave around her head/bang on tables.

    Edit: I normally feed her purees but if we're at home she has her own spoon and can dip.
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  • Glamazon
    Glamazon Posts: 8,401 Forumite
    Gill - I did purees & stuff but very quickly introduce finger food as well.
    He now tends to have a meal I feed him followed by finger food for pudding, or finger food followed by a yoghurt.
    A very busy Yummy Mummy to a 1 year old gorgeous boy :smileyhea

    Where does the time go? :think:
  • keelykat
    keelykat Posts: 3,341 Forumite
    Elliot has had a bath!!! :D Major breakthrough!

    keely.x
    Mommy to Elliot (5) and Lewis (born xmas eve 11!)
  • kindofagilr
    kindofagilr Posts: 6,825 Forumite
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    CAFCGirl wrote: »
    Sami - My DH was like that till we went to that talk, and now he's worst than me.... but he's much more of the "Im right your wrong" mentality. I've explained to him countless times that some people have a different take on the information, but he cant see how. Typical man - very much black and white, no shades of grey....

    my skin has gone to pot, had a huge outbreak of exzcema (or however its spelt) on my elbows, knees and knuckles.... itches like crazy... just as well i have Dr's next week for check up....

    btw what do they do at the six week check?

    They did nothing at mine, they didnt even check my stitches

    Aless - on the BLW thing, E can feed himself (either by picking it up or me giving him the spoon) and he's only 4 months old ETA I see you said usually 6 months lol doh

    Thanks everyone for the lovely comments about Elliot :)
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  • searching_me
    searching_me Posts: 18,414 Forumite
    kind did you say you were coming to the brum meet? ...

    keely well done i know how hard it is .. when zoe was little use to fight her everytime x
    :)Still searching .....:)
  • kindofagilr
    kindofagilr Posts: 6,825 Forumite
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    No I cant make it this time :( Im off out for my first night out in like over a year on the 14th so skint for this month, I will deffo make the next one though cos I am dying to meet you all and all the babies
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  • kindofagilr
    kindofagilr Posts: 6,825 Forumite
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    Some piccies of E in his high chair :)

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    Carrot then pear
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  • Krystaltips
    Krystaltips Posts: 9,220 Forumite
    krystal is the thinktank really a 15min walk from new street like the website says? x
    If you walk dead slow you could probably drag it out to 15 mins... But I'd say more 5mins...

    I started off BLW with Caitlyn... When she reached the point she wanted to eat more than she could be bothered to poke in there I did spoon the occasional bit in, but she kind of got past that... And I think I also offer more snacks now so that probably helps...

    I also always feed her yoghurt because she's a messy moo and I don't want to be scraping it off the walls / out of the carpet... But it's about the only thing I do spoon into her... She likes to feed herself shepherds pie with a spoon :D I find an unbelievabowl great for those kind of meals...

    Very cute kindof :D
    A very proud Mummy to 3 beautiful girls... I do pity my husband though, he's the one to suffer the hormones...
    Krystal is so smart and funny and wonderful I am struck dumb in awe in her presence.

  • MadDogWoman_2
    MadDogWoman_2 Posts: 2,376 Forumite
    I started off spoon feeding Katie, however, she soon got fed up with that and wouldn't let me feed her, she even ate Christmas dinner with her fingers!

    I'm getting frustrated, I need to renew out contents insurance and nowhere accepts Electron for the deposit.
    Proud to be dealing with my debts
    DD Katie born April 2007!
    3 years 9 months and proud of it
    dreams do come true (eventually!)

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