suzanne108
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I am worried that LO is eating too much! I know a lot of people will be having the complete opposite problem so I apologise now if I come across as moany
I like that she isn't fussy and I'm glad that I don't have a battle at mealtimes, but I am worried that she is getting used to eating a lot and with myself having a lot of weight related anxieties I don't want her to be the same.
Here is what she ate today and this is pretty normal for a day at home:
Bottle first thing in the morning (6/7oz)
Breakfast - half a slice of toast, a handful of dry cheerios and about half a banana
Lunch - Sweet potato mash, chicken, red pepper and courgette. A fruit puree tub, about 5/6 organix goodies crisps and about 3/4 white chocolate buttons. Then she stole some of my toast and a spoonful of beans!
Snack - She had a Nice biscuit which my mum gave her. Then she found a box of rusks so ended up having about half of one of those too. Then she stole some of my mums scone with butter (only a tiny bit, one bite I think!)
Dinner - mashed potato, chicken, carrot, swede, parnsip and gravy. Raspberry yogurt - most of an adult sized tub (she is lactose intolerant so has to have the adult sized ones)
Then she ate more of the organix goodies crisps - about 10.
Bedtime bottle (6/7oz)
Her portion sizes are about normal I think for her age. If I was to put it in a jar it'd probably be about half to three quarters of a stage 3 jar.
She LOVES her food and if she happens to come across packets of buttons or crisps that I have for her in my handbag she HAS to have them, she will not settle until she gets them! If someone else is eating she HAS to have some. If you pick her up in the kitchen she spots food in the fruitbowl or points at the cupboard with biscuits in it
This morning she even got out a tub of fruit puree from the cupboard and toddled off into the living room with it trying to get the lid off!!
I love that she is a good eater. And apart from the odd unhealthy snack like chocolate and biscuits she does eat healthily, will happily eat any vegetables and is OK at eating fruit (she loves the fruit puree, not so good with whole pieces of fruit). Just worried she might be eating too much?
She does have a little belly and very chunky thighs

Here is what she ate today and this is pretty normal for a day at home:
Bottle first thing in the morning (6/7oz)
Breakfast - half a slice of toast, a handful of dry cheerios and about half a banana
Lunch - Sweet potato mash, chicken, red pepper and courgette. A fruit puree tub, about 5/6 organix goodies crisps and about 3/4 white chocolate buttons. Then she stole some of my toast and a spoonful of beans!
Snack - She had a Nice biscuit which my mum gave her. Then she found a box of rusks so ended up having about half of one of those too. Then she stole some of my mums scone with butter (only a tiny bit, one bite I think!)
Dinner - mashed potato, chicken, carrot, swede, parnsip and gravy. Raspberry yogurt - most of an adult sized tub (she is lactose intolerant so has to have the adult sized ones)
Then she ate more of the organix goodies crisps - about 10.
Bedtime bottle (6/7oz)
Her portion sizes are about normal I think for her age. If I was to put it in a jar it'd probably be about half to three quarters of a stage 3 jar.
She LOVES her food and if she happens to come across packets of buttons or crisps that I have for her in my handbag she HAS to have them, she will not settle until she gets them! If someone else is eating she HAS to have some. If you pick her up in the kitchen she spots food in the fruitbowl or points at the cupboard with biscuits in it

I love that she is a good eater. And apart from the odd unhealthy snack like chocolate and biscuits she does eat healthily, will happily eat any vegetables and is OK at eating fruit (she loves the fruit puree, not so good with whole pieces of fruit). Just worried she might be eating too much?
She does have a little belly and very chunky thighs
