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preciouslove
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It must be a plot...
Because I cannot find any stage 1 jars around my neighborhood. I in particular wanted beechnut but was willing to buy another brand. But I don't see any stage 1's. Only stages 1 and 2...
I must be in a dream somewhere. Someone pinch me!
I can't even find it online. Does anyone know of a store online where I might find Stage 1 beechnut or gerber fruits.
No making my own baby food is not an option...
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dawnie
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Re: It must be a plot...
I didn't see much of a difference with stage one apples and stage 2 apples. The size of the jar is just bigger.
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| Posted 11/16/06 3:34 PM |
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Re: It must be a plot...
Posted by dawnie
I didn't see much of a difference with stage one apples and stage 2 apples. The size of the jar is just bigger.
This is true, there no difference in the food just the jar.
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| Posted 11/16/06 3:36 PM |
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LuvMy2Girls
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Re: It must be a plot...
IL's just bought us a huge case from Costco of beechnut stage 1 fruits.
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| Posted 11/16/06 3:36 PM |
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preciouslove
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Re: It must be a plot...
oh then maybe I should get the stage 2 Jars then?
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| Posted 11/16/06 3:37 PM |
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Re: It must be a plot...
Posted by bedda26
oh then maybe I should get the stage 2 Jars then?
Just remember though that if DS doesn't finish the jar within 2 days of opening it you should chuck the leftovers. At least i do, maybe some moms do it differently, but I wouldn't mess with that so early, especially since the jars aren't expensive. But that's just me.
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| Posted 11/16/06 3:41 PM |
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preciouslove
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Re: It must be a plot...
Posted by sweetness
Posted by bedda26
oh then maybe I should get the stage 2 Jars then?
Just remember though that if DS doesn't finish the jar within 2 days of opening it you should chuck the leftovers. At least i do, maybe some moms do it differently, but I wouldn't mess with that so early, especially since the jars aren't expensive. But that's just me.
You make a very good point.
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Re: It must be a plot...
Dd just started solids about 2 weeks ago, so she has't been eating them much but those Stage 1 jars take her 3 feedings to finish with her cereal.
ETA: there's no way i would be able to get her to finish the larger jar
Message edited 11/16/2006 3:48:15 PM.
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| Posted 11/16/06 3:47 PM |
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Re: It must be a plot...
Did you try a supermarket?
TRU & BRU sells it - but a little on the  side
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| Posted 11/16/06 3:49 PM |
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preciouslove
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Re: It must be a plot...
Posted by sweetness
Dd just started solids about 2 weeks ago, so she has't been eating them much but those Stage 1 jars take her 3 feedings to finish with her cereal.
ETA: there's no way i would be able to get her to finish the larger jar
That's why the larger jars are for older babies I guess. It all depends on the kind of eater your baby is.
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| Posted 11/16/06 3:50 PM |
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