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jtotheo
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If your LO under 1 year old is mostly on table food...
can you tell me what you give each meal and how much of it? DD is starting to reject the purees and I am not sure how much table food to give her to replace it. TIA!
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Posted 3/24/11 8:53 PM  |
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BellaRock
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Re: If your LO under 1 year old is mostly on table food...
I would like to know this also. DS is starting to fight me on jarred food. He rather whatever we are having.
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| Posted 3/24/11 9:00 PM |
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nferrandi
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Re: If your LO under 1 year old is mostly on table food...
I would jus put small pieces if table food on his tray. When he was done, he would flat out refuse another bite. I would just continue to give pieces until they refuse or start playing with it instead of eating
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| Posted 3/24/11 9:43 PM |
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Ang-Rich
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Re: If your LO under 1 year old is mostly on table food...
Posted by nferrandi
I would jus put small pieces if table food on his tray. When he was done, he would flat out refuse another bite. I would just continue to give pieces until they refuse or start playing with it instead of eating
Same here...including throwing food off the tray  then I know he's done.
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| Posted 3/24/11 9:52 PM |
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Katie111806
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Re: If your LO under 1 year old is mostly on table food...
Posted by Ang-Rich
Posted by nferrandi
I would jus put small pieces if table food on his tray. When he was done, he would flat out refuse another bite. I would just continue to give pieces until they refuse or start playing with it instead of eating
Same here...including throwing food off the tray then I know he's done.
Same here too...DD let's me know by refusing it, spitting it out, or throwing it. I make a plate with each item to see a general portion size and then cut it up so I have a better idea what I'm giving her.
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| Posted 3/24/11 10:01 PM |
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jlk51496
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Re: If your LO under 1 year old is mostly on table food...
Posted by Ang-Rich
Posted by nferrandi
I would jus put small pieces if table food on his tray. When he was done, he would flat out refuse another bite. I would just continue to give pieces until they refuse or start playing with it instead of eating
Same here...including throwing food off the tray then I know he's done.
that was us too! But he could EAT!!!! he was eating chicken cutlets, potatoes, peas, broccoli, pasta,rice, grapes, pineapple, and lots more like it was going out of style
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| Posted 3/24/11 11:55 PM |
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BeachMom
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Re: If your LO under 1 year old is mostly on table food...
We keep giving food till she refuses it. last night DD ate half a chicken cutlet for dinner along with italian bread.
Just make sure the pieces aren't chokeable and small enough.
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| Posted 3/25/11 7:18 AM |
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cheryl28
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Re: If your LO under 1 year old is mostly on table food...
I just make a plate. A little chicken (shredded) some veggies, and usually a little pasta or some carb. I put it on her plate and she eats. I don't know exactly how much. But she eats most of it and then fusses when she is done. She can eat and even when she fusses as I clean her up she's usuAlly still grAbbing food off her tray or out of her bib that fell  it's very funny.
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| Posted 3/25/11 8:26 AM |
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labonnevie
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Re: If your LO under 1 year old is mostly on table food...
Posted by Katie111806
Posted by Ang-Rich
Posted by nferrandi
I would jus put small pieces if table food on his tray. When he was done, he would flat out refuse another bite. I would just continue to give pieces until they refuse or start playing with it instead of eating
Same here...including throwing food off the tray then I know he's done.
Same here too...DD let's me know by refusing it, spitting it out, or throwing it. I make a plate with each item to see a general portion size and then cut it up so I have a better idea what I'm giving her.
ditto. she eats pretty much what we eat for all 3 meals.
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| Posted 3/25/11 10:08 AM |
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