BLW - what did your LO eat today?

[Natsku]

Gonna try them tomorrow I think. Was a bit lazy today and she had a ricecake for breakfast (and OH gave her another one for lunch when I was napping - I really have to give him other ideas of what to feed her!) And had leftovers for dinner - chicken baked in coconut milk, and pork kassler with boiled potato.

 

[ShanandBoc]

B - Banana on toast and half an orange
L - Cheese sticks, kiwi fruit, cucumber and tomato
Snack - Banana custard
D - Apricot chicken with steamed potato and some crackers

 

[Natsku]

Tried the porridge fingers today, she seemed to like them! Just did them plain as I don't have any sugar free jam.

 

[Bexivillian]

Breakfast - scotch pancakes
Lunch - salmon and pea pasta
Dinner - lasagne

Snacks - orange and apple

 

[Natsku]

Breakfast - the aforementioned porridge fingers
Lunch - toast
Dinner - beef stew (which she didn't seem to appreciate til I discovered she had hid a bit in her mouth to chew on when she was in the bath!)

 

[hb1]

you can do the porridge fingers with raisons - adds a little sweetness

hx

 

[ILoveShoes]

B: strawberries, blueberries & a potato cake
D: rice cake & Dairylea, massive bowl of bean & veg chilli, Fruit Flakes
S: Humzinger
T: Dairylea sandwich, pear & peach slices, more strawberries & blueberries, about 5 chocolate buttons

 

[Natsku]

you can do the porridge fingers with raisons - adds a little sweetness

hx

Ooo nice idea, thanks

 

[ShanandBoc]

B - toast and a yogurt
L - weetbix!!
D - home made vegetarian pizza om nom she loved it!!

 

[sweetthang24]

B - summer fruits cereal, banana & orange
L - grated carrot sandwich (stolen from shannonandboc), yoghurt, melon & grape
D - pitta pizza, yellow & green peppers a whole tomato &
apple

my LO has a huge appetite should i be worried?

 

[summer rain]

No don't worry, some babies will eat tons when BLW but they won't take more than they need. My second eldest would eat sometimes 3 large bowls worth of rice or pasta (adult portions) and still be hungry, he'd also eat 3-4 bananas a day at one point, he went up to the 75th centile (from the 0.4th, due to allergies he had problems putting on weight) but is now on around the 50th-he will be six in a few days xx

 

[beccybobeccy]

Fri -
B - Porridge with SuperJam (100% fruit)
L - Broc, Carrot, sweet potato and chicken
D - Omelette loaded with veg, cheese and a little bacon

Sat
B - Phili on toast, steamed apple slices
L - Cheese loaded Jacket potatos, banana
D - Marmite Pasta

 

[beccybobeccy]

you can do the porridge fingers with raisons - adds a little sweetness

hx

Ooo nice idea, thanks

Keep an eye on the raisins though as I think they can be a choking risk at 7 months.

100% fruit jam does a good job though to sweeten. There is no sugar as its sweetened with grape juice and preserved with lemon juice.

 

[ShanandBoc]

B - Weetbix
L - veg and chicken stew
D - Zucchini quiche

 

[charlotte-xo]

B- slices of- kiwi, strawberries, banana, apple and grapes.
L- cheese and chive jacket potato, 3 mini cheddars and some cherries.
S- Beef meatballs with a tomato and basil sauce, sweet potato wedges and a humzinger for desert.

 

[shambaby]

monday:

breakfast: raspberry yogurt with puffed wheat cereal mixed in, chunks of mango

lunch: picnic - half a bread roll with chicken, half with cheese, small piece of hubby's cheese and onion pastry roll, half a cheese scone, a whole tomato, some cucumber sticks, an ella's kitchen milk and vanilla biscuit, half an organix oaty bar (didn't think he was ever going to stop eating!!!)

tea: organix mighty meal lamb hotpot, a banana

yesterday:

breakfast: malted wheaties, a kiwi

lunch: roast chicken, yorkshire pudding, carrots, peas, runner beans, roast potatoes, strawberries

tea: dairylea sandwich, half a tomato, a couple of organix carrot stix, a peach yogurt

he is an eating machine at the minute!!! and his technique has really improved, so not much is getting wasted / thrown on the floor now

 

[Emma J]

chicken, onion, sweet potato, pear brought to the boil in chicken stock then puree.
You can use other fruits - apple, dried apricots.
Ask me if you want receipe in detail!

 

[hb1]

you can do the porridge fingers with raisons - adds a little sweetness

hx

Ooo nice idea, thanks

Keep an eye on the raisins though as I think they can be a choking risk at 7 months.

100% fruit jam does a good job though to sweeten. There is no sugar as its sweetened with grape juice and preserved with lemon juice.

Definately - we cut ours up

 

[hb1]

you can do the porridge fingers with raisons - adds a little sweetness

hx

Ooo nice idea, thanks

Keep an eye on the raisins though as I think they can be a choking risk at 7 months.

100% fruit jam does a good job though to sweeten. There is no sugar as its sweetened with grape juice and preserved with lemon juice.

Definately - we cut ours up

ps - discovered the best autumn porridge - with ( cut up ) raisens and cinnaman - gert lush!!!!

 

[ShanandBoc]

B - banana on toast
L - cheese stix, grapes (halved to minimise choking risk), mandarin, apple slices
D - Leftover Moroccan lamb curry with cous cous