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RocNMel
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Melissa
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What do you feed your 1 year old...
What does a typical day of food look like for your 1 year old? Thanks!
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Posted 7/28/12 10:57 AM  |
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july0105
My three little miracles
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Re: What do you feed your 1 year old...
Besides milk, breakfast is usually a combination of waffles or pancakes cut into bite size pieces or strips, fresh fruit cut up, oatmeal, cherios.
Lunch is always yogurt and something else like toast, cheese, and turkey cut up, fresh fruit cut up, left-over macaroni and veggies.
Dinner is usually what we are eating, just cut up small.
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| Posted 7/28/12 11:17 AM |
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RocNMel
LIF Adolescent
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Re: What do you feed your 1 year old...
Posted by july0105
Besides milk, breakfast is usually a combination of waffles or pancakes cut into bite size pieces or strips, fresh fruit cut up, oatmeal, cherios.
Lunch is always yogurt and something else like toast, cheese, and turkey cut up, fresh fruit cut up, left-over macaroni and veggies.
Dinner is usually what we are eating, just cut up small.
About how much milk do you give during the day, my daughter was just switched to regular milk a few days ago.
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| Posted 7/28/12 11:36 AM |
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DreamComeTrue
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Re: What do you feed your 1 year old...
DS is 12.5 months and I am becoming so frustrated with table food. I guess we started offering it to him too late (around 10 months). He is good with his pincer grasp and gets the food in his mouth but once he does, he moves his tongue and it pushes the food out so not much actually gets swallowed. We offer bread, cheese, crackers, peas, carrots (soft and diced small), corn, pasta cut very small, yogurt melts, Rice Krispies... but he would never fill up on any of this so I still have to give him his cereals, yogurt and homemade purees to satisfy his hunger. As for milk, he has no problem drinking that from a sippy cup. I'd say 2-3 oz. with each meal. I still nurse him in the morning and night and sometimes during the day if we're home together and he's looking for it.
Anyone who had a hard time getting their DC on table food completely and off purees, please FM me (to not hijack the original poster's post). Thx.
ETA: Daycare is always offering foods to him throughout the day as well. We're just having a hard time getting him to chew/gum and swallow.
Message edited 7/28/2012 12:20:52 PM.
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| Posted 7/28/12 12:20 PM |
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EricaAlt
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Erica
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Re: What do you feed your 1 year old...
Breakfast... Mini pancakes or waffles with cut up strawberries and blueberries or bananas.
sippy milk.. Filled half way, but he never finishes then I give him water
Snack... Cheerios and/or fruit with water. Maybe s piece of cheese
Lunch... Grilled cheese, peanut butter sandwich (got ok from Ped and he has no issues), pasta and veggies, trader joes chicken nuggets, organic turkey breast and cheese, veggies with any of the above or fruits. Also gets s cup of water.
Snack... Maybe puffs or cheerios or fruits. Sometimes milk.
Dinner... Whatever... Had cheeseburger the other night, he's had chicken, veggies, pasta, etc.
He eats anything and everything. He's 12 months. DS 1 on the other hand is 3 and hardly eats anything. Was never this easy with food and was on the bottle till 18 months and babyfood, which what seemed like forever. Each kid is different and their own pace
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| Posted 7/28/12 12:33 PM |
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EricaAlt
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Re: What do you feed your 1 year old...
Posted by DreamComeTrue
DS is 12.5 months and I am becoming so frustrated with table food. I guess we started offering it to him too late (around 10 months). He is good with his pincer grasp and gets the food in his mouth but once he does, he moves his tongue and it pushes the food out so not much actually gets swallowed. We offer bread, cheese, crackers, peas, carrots (soft and diced small), corn, pasta cut very small, yogurt melts, Rice Krispies... but he would never fill up on any of this so I still have to give him his cereals, yogurt and homemade purees to satisfy his hunger. As for milk, he has no problem drinking that from a sippy cup. I'd say 2-3 oz. with each meal. I still nurse him in the morning and night and sometimes during the day if we're home together and he's looking for it.
Anyone who had a hard time getting their DC on table food completely and off purees, please FM me (to not hijack the original poster's post). Thx.
and swallow.
Sounds fine. Each kid is at their own pace. My first son does haver texture issues and didn't eat as much as your 1 yr old does. Still not as much at 3.
Keep offering him for practice. Usually the crunchy stuff is best b.c it breaks down easily and fast. Try putting the food to the side so they get the hang of moving it with his tongue. Doesn't matter if they have teeth or not b.c they gum it.
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| Posted 7/28/12 12:39 PM |
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july0105
My three little miracles
Member since 4/06 2628 total posts
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Alison
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Re: What do you feed your 1 year old...
Posted by RocNMel
Posted by july0105
Besides milk, breakfast is usually a combination of waffles or pancakes cut into bite size pieces or strips, fresh fruit cut up, oatmeal, cherios.
Lunch is always yogurt and something else like toast, cheese, and turkey cut up, fresh fruit cut up, left-over macaroni and veggies.
Dinner is usually what we are eating, just cut up small.
About how much milk do you give during the day, my daughter was just switched to regular milk a few days ago.
We give our twins 8oz in the morning and 8oz at bedtime. If they don't finish it in the morning, I will give some with lunch, too.
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| Posted 7/28/12 3:59 PM |
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phoenix913
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Member since 5/05 3034 total posts
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Re: What do you feed your 1 year old...
Our day goes like this-
7:30ish- 6 oz milk
10:00ish- banana and yogurt or eggs or pancakes, water
1:00ish- usually fruit and string cheese, sometimes bread with jelly or mac-n-cheese, water
3:30ish- 6 oz milk
6:00ish- some kind of veggie (broccoli, peas and edamame are big hits), usually some meat, grilled chicken, hamburger, meatballs, water
8:00ish- 8 oz milk
I definitely need more variety. I'd love to try and give him what we eat more often, but since DH doesn't get home til 7 and DS eats at 6 it's hard to do. He also is not fond of most veggies...
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| Posted 7/28/12 5:04 PM |
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M514
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What do you feed your 1 year old...
Breakfast - cut up fruit with either pancakes, waffles, french toast scrambled eggs, or toast w/ jelly
Lunch - yogurt or whatever im eating for lunch. She'll get string cheese or fruit or yogurt melts too
Dinner - whatever we eat (DD will eat anything)
Just started giving her milk last week and she doesn't like it. I keep trying every day though. She drinks a ton of water.
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| Posted 7/28/12 7:13 PM |
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LotsaLuv
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Member since 6/10 4094 total posts
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What do you feed your 1 year old...
Breakfast is always just fruit then bottle ( she has her Dr appt Monday so we are still on formula till then)
Lunch is usually turkey & cheese sandwih, ham & cheese, mac & cheese, sunflower butter and jelly, eggs w/ cheese and spinach, pasta with veg
Dinner whatever we eat.
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| Posted 7/28/12 7:34 PM |
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RocNMel
LIF Adolescent
Member since 7/07 697 total posts
Name:
Melissa
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Re: What do you feed your 1 year old...
Posted by DreamComeTrue
DS is 12.5 months and I am becoming so frustrated with table food. I guess we started offering it to him too late (around 10 months). He is good with his pincer grasp and gets the food in his mouth but once he does, he moves his tongue and it pushes the food out so not much actually gets swallowed. We offer bread, cheese, crackers, peas, carrots (soft and diced small), corn, pasta cut very small, yogurt melts, Rice Krispies... but he would never fill up on any of this so I still have to give him his cereals, yogurt and homemade purees to satisfy his hunger. As for milk, he has no problem drinking that from a sippy cup. I'd say 2-3 oz. with each meal. I still nurse him in the morning and night and sometimes during the day if we're home together and he's looking for it.
Anyone who had a hard time getting their DC on table food completely and off purees, please FM me (to not hijack the original poster's post). Thx.
ETA: Daycare is always offering foods to him throughout the day as well. We're just having a hard time getting him to chew/gum and swallow.
Don't worry about hijacking. DD is having a little bit of a hard time as well with table foods. She'd prefer her baby jar food over mostly any table foods. She will chew and snack on some things but definitely not enough to make it a meal.
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| Posted 7/29/12 9:01 PM |
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JenMarie
One day at a time
Member since 11/07 7397 total posts
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Jennifer
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Re: What do you feed your 1 year old...
Breakfast is usually french toast sticks, waffle, mini waffle, yogurt, or oatmeal with fruit. Lunch is usually spinach pancakes, broccoli bites, chicken and veggies, pasta and veggies, etc and cheese and fruit. Dinner is pretty much anything and she gets applesauce, fruit, or puffs / mum mums afterwards as dessert. Snack is ually yogurt, banana, or a cereal bar.
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| Posted 7/30/12 9:04 AM |
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CloudNine
My Baby Boy is Here!
Member since 2/09 2831 total posts
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Jackie
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Re: What do you feed your 1 year old...
breakfast is usually french toast sticks, waffles or cinnamon raisin toast with butter and yougurt.
lunch is either leftovers or mac and cheese, grilled cheese, chicken and veggie, sweet potato, pizza, turkey dog. fruit if i have also, either fresh or a fruit cup. cheese stick
dinner is whatever we are having.
milk he takes a bottle in the morning 6-7oz and one at night 7oz. sometimes he takes a sippy of milk in the day. he usually has water with his lunch
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| Posted 7/30/12 9:21 AM |
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