hivechild
Mummy to Ronan
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Its so good to hear other parents who were not in a rush to wean.
I also waited till bang on 24 weeks. Whilst all parents have some little OCD about something for their baby's, mine was/is food. For Most of my friends it was the germs on shared toys or not eating food which had been dropped on the floor. I didn't want to aggravate the intestines of my daughter by giving her anything too harsh until she had adapted. So, now she is almost 30 weeks and I have just introduced animal protein. I stuck with purely fruit And vegetables up to now. Much of my family have said and do keep saying how rusks Re the ideal foods for my daughter t get used to finger foods, believing that steamed veggie sticks are horrible!
I am really happy with how Poppy is feeding but I would like here to become a little better at using her fingers. I suppose that because I have followed the TLW route, that is what happens. I do make the purees more lumpy now and she is fine.
I also don't want her to have juice. I've encouraged water from a cup and she manages great.
When I asked my health vistor about eating what we do, she said she can,
Provided I take out the foods before I add seasoning etc. I am very hesitant about this. Both my husband and I love cooking and use lots of different stocks, spices, oil. So I wnder when or how she can have our foods. anyone got any ideas?
We did/do Baby Led Weaning, and from the age of 6 months, we gave Ronan everything that we ate, including things with spices and herbs and oil etc. The only thing that I watched and altered in my cooking was limiting/removing salt and using sodium free stock and so forth.
If I was cooking something like a curry that was a bit hotter than I thought he would be comfortable with, I just added yogurt to it to cut the heat and he's never suffered adversely for having 'well seasoned' food!