Elisianna
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My baby girl is nearly a year old and we have been doing BLW since she was six months. She isn't really a picky eater, in fact she enjoys some strange foods like lemons, limes, raw garlic, and black licorice. I just can't get her to eat much at all. She just is not interested. In fact, the only thing she will eat a reasonable portion of is yogurt.
Sometimes she will decide to eat a little more, but "a lot" for her would be half a piece of bread. I would be amazed if she ate that much. Last week in fact she ate NO SOLIDS because she was sick. She only had breastmilk.
Maybe I am getting too paranoid but I need to get her interested in solids! My husband and I want to try for baby number 2 in July. I want to nurse throughout my pregnancy, but I know my milk supply will go down and then probably disappear. I know it is still a long-ish way off but I do think it would be important to help her slowly build up an appetite for solids over the next few months!
My doctor also told me at her nine month appointment that she should be having more solids than breastmilk!
Is this disinterest normal? How can I encourage her to want more solid food? Any specific recipes/tips that have worked for other people?
Sometimes she will decide to eat a little more, but "a lot" for her would be half a piece of bread. I would be amazed if she ate that much. Last week in fact she ate NO SOLIDS because she was sick. She only had breastmilk.
Maybe I am getting too paranoid but I need to get her interested in solids! My husband and I want to try for baby number 2 in July. I want to nurse throughout my pregnancy, but I know my milk supply will go down and then probably disappear. I know it is still a long-ish way off but I do think it would be important to help her slowly build up an appetite for solids over the next few months!
My doctor also told me at her nine month appointment that she should be having more solids than breastmilk!
Is this disinterest normal? How can I encourage her to want more solid food? Any specific recipes/tips that have worked for other people?