true I guess. But then remember I'm the person who once turned to the new arrivals behind me in line at a Starbucks and said "Oh good! you're just in time for the singalong --all together now..."
I responded to her because she agreed with your post. So, how do you attract and maintain friends who are willing to take your children for several days?
If I had waited for mine to have teeth, they would have been eating pureed cake at their first birthday. By 10 months they were eating mostly people food off their high chairs. Avocado, tofu, mashed potatoes, bits of banana, peas, pasta, pancakes (minus the syrup), toast, bits of hotdogs, scrambled eggs (after one year), pb&j, tuna, salmon, carrots, cottage cheese, grated cheddar cheese, canned pineapple, pears and peaches in juice, anything cut up small that could be squished between fingers. On the other hand, there were kids at Dylan's daycare that were still being spoon fed babyfood from jars at 14-15 months because they had no interest or ability to feed themselves. Both extremes are "normal".
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Yes. We. Did.
All that talk of mexican type food, we went to the real thing last night...a local owned Mexican restaurant, yum!
PumpkinAngel
I think that was me, not mkat...
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They ate what we did pretty much at a year old....with a bit of alteration (ie smashing of food for them or cutting really small).
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If I had waited for mine to have teeth, they would have been eating pureed cake at their first birthday. By 10 months they were eating mostly people food off their high chairs. Avocado, tofu, mashed potatoes, bits of banana, peas, pasta, pancakes (minus the syrup), toast, bits of hotdogs, scrambled eggs (after one year), pb&j, tuna, salmon, carrots, cottage cheese, grated cheddar cheese, canned pineapple, pears and peaches in juice, anything cut up small that could be squished between fingers. On the other hand, there were kids at Dylan's daycare that were still being spoon fed babyfood from jars at 14-15 months because they had no interest or ability to feed themselves. Both extremes are "normal".
Chris
The truth may be out there but lies are in your head. Terry Pratchett
Yep.
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