Starting Solids MISTAKES to AVOID | Baby Led Weaning REGRETS
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- Опубликовано: 28 май 2024
- In this video I share 5 common starting solids or baby led weaning mistakes to avoid. These are definitely regrets for me and good tips for first time moms to know about when starting solids with your baby. Please "like" this video, it really helps our channel + thanks for watching fam!
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My husband and I were raised to eat what was offered or don’t eat for that meal. It wasn’t enforced cruelly just a gentle “this is what we are having” thing. Our siblings and both of us eat whatever and don’t have too many strong dislikes. The way we do this with our toddler is offer the meal and if it is denied then they have to wait till snack time to eat next. He’s caught on really fast and knows that if I don’t eat I’m just gonna be hungry for a bit and that’s not fun so he eats anything that’s offered. If he doesn’t like it he doesn’t eat much but he at least tries and eats a portion of anything we offer. I hope this helps if anyone is struggling. I think the main key is to stay calm around meals and not make it a big deal how much is eaten or not. I had to pray a lot with my first because it made me so anxious at first but I learned to trust that God has given him a healthy body that knows what to eat and when. Praying through the trouble shooting and hard times around this and all other aspects is so helpful. Your God loves you and will provide🤗““Therefore I tell you: Don’t worry about your life, what you will eat or what you will drink; or about your body, what you will wear. Isn’t life more than food and the body more than clothing? Consider the birds of the sky: They don’t sow or reap or gather into barns, yet your heavenly Father feeds them. Aren’t you worth more than they?”
Matthew 6:25-26 CSB
I love this philosophy!! My niece is a super picky eater and barely eats any protein and that stresses me out. I’m about to have my first baby and really don’t want him to be picky. I love the idea of just saying “this is what we’re eating” ❤
My parents also raised me like this. My sister wasn't. She is super picky. I just eat whatever. It definitely had an impact.
My husband was raised on his whims so when we started dating I had to make him less picky. He learned to eat some foods at 21 lol
Videos like this make me realize I am an incredibly chill mom 😂
I read once (German book called "Kinder verstehen" - Renz Polster) that selective eaters do not suffer from malnutrition and are less likely to be become overweight. I myself am not a gourmet, I rather stick to the same ingriedients over and over. So far, I am happy and healthy, thats why I didnt stress out about my sons food. The only stressors were occasional comments from others.
Literally me! I only eat food that truly tastes delicious. I won't eat something "just to eat". That's why I love cooking, because I make what I love and I season everything the way I prefer it 😅 I steer clear from fast food because it's always bland, too salty, and never hot enough 😅
I have 3 boys and my oldest has always been a picky eater. When I only had him I thought it was my mistake that he didn‘t try different foods. He found soft foods disgusting and didn‘t want to touch them. So I only fed him purrees. I always thought that I ‚made’ my child to behave that way- until I had my second child. He ate everything right away, no fussing, just a curious little guy who wanted to experience all different flavours. NOW I KNOW that picky eaters are born this way and it‘s not your fault! Don‘t doubt yourself and be too harsh Momma!
Best wishes from Austria, Europe
Omg ! I can relate for everything ! I have 3,5 years old boy ( very fussy 😩) and now 6 month old baby - I hope I will have enough power to avoid my mistakes . Thanks for this video ! ❤
Such a helpful video! Thank you for sharing all these tips.
I needed this! My baby is 6 months. So trying to prevent ~some~ mistakes! 💗
Yes, Thank God I found your video. I have two picky eaters and a 4th months baby and I have been wondering how to do things differently so I don't end up with a third picky eater. THANK YOU ❤
Love this so much and I am so obsessed with your content! Hope you have an amazing day! Ilysm
This was so helpful! I did exactly the same as you with Jace, my boy is extremely picky now because I didn’t let him get messy and I stopped trying new things because it was just so stressful 😢 but now I’m expecting my second so I’m going to do everything different this time!
Everything you said about your experience with Jace was the EXACT same for me 😂😭 and I have a picky eater too. Well I just started solids with my 2nd yesterday so this video was just posted at the best time! Thank youuuu. Definitely sticking to BLW this time 😊
I love how honest and vulnerable you are! That’s why I absolutely LOVE your content. You’re crushing it mama. Thank you for taking the time to share ❤
This video is gold! Thank you so much, i can relate to literally everything youve said here ❤
honestly happy you uploaded this video, i did the same with my daughter and now shes 7 and shes not a picky eater BUT she takes FOREVER and i feel like thats her way of "taking control " back as to taking her time eating. with my son whos now 5 months i started purrees BUT unlike spoon feeding I give him the spoon and plate and let him go at it to introduce him since hes not 6 months yet, and its textured as well like ill add rice etc hopefully doing good lol
I don't usually comment on RUclips videos...but girl this one shheeesshhhh I couldn't have agreed more on everything you said about your first born. I related to each feeling the very same way. I have a boy now 3mons and I wanted to get some stress free experience around food with him once we begin solids. My first daughter has left me totally depressed about her selective style of eating.This video makes me feel I can do this again in a positive way. Thank you for saving me.❤️
I started baby led weaning after puréed foods. She has a mix of both but mostly it’s BLW. She eats EVERYTHING so I don’t think starting with puréed foods will affect anything but every baby is different so maybe in other babies cases that could be true.
I can definitely relate to that! 5 kiddos later and I still don't like the mess that comes with eating---- I'm totally fine with messy food when it's time to play with that food (like playing with jello or the inside of pumpkin seeds-- things they don't eat but just play with) but nah, not when it's meal time. I mean they get a little messy as they learn to use a spoon and eat finger foods but not mushing it and getting it in their hair and such. We're all different and it's totally ok to skip the crazy messes at each meal!! All the kiddos went through the picky eating phase but they are out of it and eat everything-- it's crucial to be a family that always tries new foods. When they saw us doing that over and over again, they started to get excited about our taste tests!
Omg! Thank you for sharing this. I thought I was the only one who took it personally when our daughter wouldn’t eat the food that I took the time to prepare lol. I can totally relate to the “clean your plate” upbringing. This is a great reminder for me to relax and to let our daughter get messy!
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Thank you so much for this 🥹 my daughter is 8.5 months old & I’ve struggled SO MUCH with just relaxing about the mess 😅 it’s been one of the reasons I’ve struggled to just give her solids (her hatred of being cleaned up doesn’t help, lol). This video is very encouraging for me to just give her the food, cause she definitely wants it ❤
Rebecca Wilson’s ‘What Mummy Makes’ is a fantastic recipe book. I’m glad you mentioned her in your description. I find that making one meal for my 6mo and myself and sitting down with him and eating in front of him creates a relaxed mealtime. I help offer him different foods that he still has trouble picking up but he’s able to choose what he wants to eat. I still do purées as well. Sometimes he wants to shovel food down his mouth, understandably.
I'm 16 weeks pregnant and my husband and I are considering doing this. Problem: his family is going absolutely insane over it. They're going to CHOKE! They're going to make a MESS! The worst one is saying: in my house, it WON'T be like that. Man, it's such a stress and the baby isn't even here.
so... why you ask your family if you and your husband are actually who decide? and relax, jusy 16 weeks, do other things!! haha best wishes, good luck :)
I relate girl
Your baby , your decisions. It’s actually disrespectful that they say it won’t happen in their house. Don’t allow them to watch the baby too long, if they aren’t going to respect your boundaries.
I had to have a serious conversation with my in laws to make it clear, my kids my choice. It can be a hard conversation, but now I've done it they know where they stand and we get on better becoming when I say no that's it. No question. You are the mum! They are the grandparents. Find your strength and make sure your partner is on your side and willing to support you and the choices your making.
Same. But not the “in MY HOUSE it won’t “ that just to much. Than we ain’t coming to your house at all
Best video I have come across 🎉
I’ve heard that variety in texture also works if you don’t have the means (financially, mentally or otherwise) to provide variety in types of food. Example would be if you make pasta sauce or Mac n cheese, serve it with different types of noodles, spirals or penne or another type. So think of variety in terms of foods AND textures.
Lastly, I feel like we have to do what we can and remember that our babies grow in to adults who can make their own food choices and likely won’t stay picky. I used to be a very picky eater and now as an adult I eat a wider variety of foods and generally will try new foods. Not to say to ignore any of these tips, but remember that we don’t need to stress out SO MUCH 💕💕💕
I did BLW with my first and she will eat almost anything. She's 2 1/2 now and we made a pea soup this week and that was first thing in a long time she tasted but didn't actually eat. But can't blame her, lol! I can't remember the last time she didn't want to eat something other than being full. Totally agree how helpful letting them get messy is! #2 is due in Dec and definitely going to do the same with him.
Love this. I have a 3 year old boy and about a couple weeks before I started weening him a friend with a baby who was a month older mentioned they were doing blw. I hadn't a clue what they were talking about. I looked it up and decided it seemed a good idea. So last minute I decided to do it. I had no kind of plan and it was a bit half-hearted/difficult/badly done. I now have a picky 3 year old who eats one vegetable (broccoli) and one fruit (banana) and even those he can sometimes refuse. He pretty much only wants to eat bread lol. Lots of other things get refused. I now have a 4 month old, Jasmine, and I'm determined to do things better this time! Your experience seems similar to mine. I'm inspired by your videos and definitely going to follow to see how your journey goes with Arya ❤
I could’ve said all these tips myself lol I can FEEEEL the stress bc I felt the same. I agree with ALL of your tips & learned about all of these along the way as well. My son is the same way 🫠 AND we have a 7 mo old daughter who seems to be interested in every food already so fingers crossed.
Well I’m so happy this popped on my page! I have never heard of BLWing and I have a 2 month old.
You know you very help me, my baby nearly 11 months and from today I'm starting solid food and was stress gor me, but tomorrow gonna be funny, because you help me and I'm try breath out and have a fun time with my baby boy 🙏💕🥳💐 hi from Scotland from Katie 💕
Wish I saw this before I started my baby on solids. My baby’s 9 months and literally will only have puréed foods. All the points you put out are exactly what im going through. Glad im not the only one going through this ❤
Thank you so much for the app recommendation. This has just came to me as my son starts solids and I notice he isn’t a fan of the purée and rather prefers the finger food but I didn’t know how to prepare.
Good morning Nicole !! Very excited for this video. I love your hair this length. Are you trying to grow it out or keeping it short ?
Thank you for this great video ❤
I went thru the exact same thing with my one year old! He's soups picky and an additional thing I would've done was to let him get a taste of food here and there a little sooner. I'd def ask a pediatrician first but I just feel like it would've helped for him to get used to it a little more
Also if I didn't see all these tiktok videos of peoples babies just MOWING down on food I probably wouldn't have gotten stressed so soon! Cause then I was just comparing my babies 2 licks to this other baby eating huge chonks of food and stressing about him not getting enough nutrients and just shrivelling away or something lol
Omg!!! Mee tooooo. Tiktok has me stress out watching what and how other babies are eating.
The first six months of blw are just about your baby understanding flavours, texture etc. They won't eat properly until at least a year, also every baby is different :)
Same here mumma! 😅
Love this! Thank you for sharing. 🫶🏼
You are so welcome!
First time mom of a 6 month old baby girl. I look up to you and your videos. I’m trying a combo of purees and BLW. Letting my baby gitl get messy and try to hold utensils on her own.
Thanks so much for this
Lol the Catchy looks like baby is in a take out box so cute!!
I literally teared up out of compassion while watching this. Totally went through most of these things too with my first. Thank you for your tips and advice.
You are so welcome!
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Thank you SO much for your honesty. This is truly helping me right now with a baby who just turned 6 months today.
Thank you so much for sharing your experience! :)
My pleasure!
Great advice! I also saw in that Netflix documentary on babies that what you eat while pregnant and breastfeeding can also have an impact on your babies food preferences. I'm not sure how much it affects it, but it's a pretty interesting concept.
it's 100% true. In the same way the mom's mental health affects the disposition of the child. That said, my brother is expecting their first next month and his wife has, even before pregnancy, only likes fried food and highly processed food and a ton of sugary food. Her attitude is to eat things that are "tasty" i.e. her standard, rather than eat healthy things that are also palatable. Hence her obesity even before the pregnancy. It terrifies me how the baby's food preferences and health down the road will turn out.
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OMG, i was EXACTLY the same while starting solids with my first (and only) son as you with Jace LOL
Guilty! Totally relatable
This video came in right at the perfect time for me. My son is 6.5m and I've been procrastinating starting solids because I don't feel ready or know how to, plus there's so many differing opinions that I've heard (purees vs. BLW). But hearing that BLW should help a baby be less picky is encouraging. I have a book on BLW, which I've just started reading now thanks to you. Anyway, thank you for sharing... I'm feeling a bit more confident to dive in to solids and see what happens!
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As a nurse and having discussions on this topic I really feel that some kids persona has a lot to do with this picky/ selective eating at the end of the day. I feel there are things you can do to decrease this but for the most part most children will go through this phase. I myself was a breastfed baby and I’ll tell you the only thing I wanted was breastmilk till the age of 4. I can’t imagine my moms stress. She really did try everything! It just took me growing up to appreciate food. 😖
Hey! Great video! Quick question - do you guys still own Zuko? Was wondering how hes doing too!
Oh the mess.... I relate 110%!!!!! I clean as we go 🙈 bite and wipe 😓 so hard not to
Thanks for sharing!
Thanks for watching!
Love your videos and how relatable they are. My anxiety about choking/allergies made me start with purées but we were able to transition to solids after a month and my son LOVES to eat and feed himself. I do feel like it depends on babies’ personalities too regardless of all the things we try to implement
And we use our dog instead of a catchy or a mat 😂
What was the easiest way for you to switch your little one to solids? I have a fear of my little guy choking and he gags soooo bad everytime I try to feed him chunky stuff.
I love this video so much! Thank you for sharing and for sharing it at the exact time I needed it. I always appreciate how real you are and you’ve given me so much more confidence. My excitement for BLM is renewed!!! 😄
You are so welcome!
Wow I have never watched a more relatable video in my life. You literally listed everything I’ve done with my firstborn to the T, it’s like we had the same brain lol. I swore I would do things differently when I have a second child because mealtimes are absolutely the most stressful times and I dread them so much. This video is a life-changing thank you so much!!
SOOO glad this helped you! I knew I wasn't the only one so high strung during meal time! HEHE
@@Nicolelelagreen hi thank you so much for posting this because I’m having so much trouble baby led weaning right now with my 11 month old. I didn’t want to ask you have her towards the middle of the video around the 7 to 8 minute mark there’s a crib you show in the room which one is that we’re expecting baby number two and I definitely would benefit from having this.
Hi Nicole, what high chair brand are you using with the catchy?
Thank you for this. My son is literally the same as yours. Hates eggs, only wants to eat independently but wont actually eat anything. My day revolves around stressing about feeding him and because im still breastfeeding it makes it that much harder. 🤦♀️😭
I have a 9 month and I'm struggling with several of these "regret" you have! I wanted to try BLW but was too scared of them choking to this day I still have him on purees with some texture. They do not have any teeth (just starting to see white on the bottom of the gum). Would you be able to do a video on how you prep the BLW foods and the texture/softness/size they need to be? My biggest concern is the texture of them so they are able to break it down enough to avoid choking.
Love the content! I found you right around when baby was 2-3 months old and have followed your journey along mine.
yeaah thank u so much
For all eggs lovers out there like myself, I make French roast for my child. I noticed she loves it so I started making it without adding the bread. She’ll eat the cooked eggs batter like that. My French toast batter is eggs, some milk, vanilla extract, a pinch of salt, and cinnamon and cook in pan like omelette. I sprinkle maple syrup on top to sweeten, not much, just a spoon over.
Yes to lessoning milk (learned that with our first baby) but also lessoning the snacks!! Learned that when our oldest went to kinder and became super picky -- to figure out that the snacks ruined her appetite soooo much
Omg all my regrets with my first LO are yours too😅😅😅.
Biggest thing we took away as parents is to not pressure our child, which we are finding valuable as they're being resistant to transitioning to sippy cups right now. Thank you!
Love when you post! I don’t have any children but I think this is such a good video to learn from ❤
I was almost going to DM you on Instagram to ask how BLW went with Aria. I have 2 kiddos - almost 4 year old son and 6 months old daughter. My son has special needs and his gross motor milestones were delayed - which impacted his ability to sit upright while eating. Hence, I couldn't do BLW with him..and he got sick with pneumonia when he was 10 months old...and that gave him a scare of his lifetime due to lots of vomiting, antibiotics, etc. Eventually he became extremely picky with his eating, food textures, and comfortable with the same few foods. It's SO stressful.. he's gotten better, but now takes forever to complete a meal. Having learnt this the hard way, I started BLW with my daughter few weeks ago with complete confidence. I did my research and know what to do. She loves eating so far.... I'm learning to embrace the mess. She smears the food with her chubby fingers and manages to get a decent amount of food into her tummy. I have learnt that cleaning up after a messy mealtime isess stressful than dealing with picky eating. Thank you for this video!
The milk thing was an issue for us, my baby started eating more at 20 months when my supply dipped because I was pregnant.
My 7 year old son just started to explain his palate in the last year or so- like wouldn’t eat much more than mashed potatoes, smoothies, avocado and Pb&j! We cheered when he ate cheese pizza and chicken tenders😂 he’s my third of 4 kids too so you’d think it wouldn’t be as big a deal but it’s always stressful. My baby is 8 mo and we’re just starting to give her more foods and she doesn’t eat much and it’s honestly fine😉
Is the upseat an alternative to a high chair? My baby is not yet eating solids but I was debating if I needed an up seat
From another parent of a picky eater, thank you thank you thank you.
You are so welcome and I FEEL YOU! lol it's so hard because we want to control every aspect of it but it just brings more anxiety
@@Nicolelelagreen yesss exactly!!😭💓
I’m going to be honest. It was my BIGGEST mistake to puree my baby food. This is my first baby and I was too scared to start BLW. I think for trying first food to see if they like the taste is puree a good option, but I heavily recommend people to try BLW as soon as possible and between months 6-8 of you are still scared to try. It’s a lot easier to prepare food and they will handle their own food intake. With the puree I just didn’t feel it was enough, but I deff underestimate how full they can already be after a few bites. I also believe that BLW makes them more confident in their food and hand-eye coordination. They are exploring too. My baby hated to be spoon fed and when I tried the methode to let her handle it on her own she would complain if I put food on her spoon. I noticed that my baby just eat a lot more and I can see when she is also full with the way she acts. So that is my advice, but don’t blame yourself for not trying and a little gagging is not bad! Just do your research and you will find the right size and portions to serve!
That’s so interesting your point about consuming less milk after 9 months old. This is why I’m not so into various phrases people use regarding various baby things, like, ‘food before one is just for fun’. That doesn’t account for the fact that they should be getting exposed to many foods! I suppose it does kind of imply you shouldn’t stress too much about it, but there’s so many important things to understand regarding food and babies, FTMs should educate themselves a bit about it so they have an idea of what to expect and do!
My baby is 9 months old, and we’ve been doing BLW since 6 months old. I try not to stress too much about what she eats, but she has fussy periods when she eats, then she will eat anything. So I do ask her if she wants more during parts of meals, try to offer a favorite food again, etc. I hope I’m not pushing too much, but I know she’s probably not done yet, and if I do nothing, she will just sit there.
Yeah i do think that phrase is more to keep us moms from stressing out LOL but seems every babe is different and we just cant expect them all to eat the same as eachother, or it even varies from meal to meal like your babe!
Hello! Wondering which high chair that is with the wood foot rest?
IKEA high chair! Foot rest is from another company called Yeah Baby Goods
Ok not related, but your black denim jacket is perfect! Where is it from?🥹🥹
H&M!!!
I make soups for my little one 😂 I do all kinds of squash soups, coconut and lemongrass, chicken noodle. She loves things with rosemary and thyme in it. So wild to watch. I just don’t feel comfortable with baby led weaning. She can get to solids at some point, but it’s just not right for us.
Hello, I’m a ftm mom here 👋 so In my understanding u didn’t start puree at all? U went start to BLW at 6 months?
I did blw with both my older kids and they ate everything for a couple years. Now at 9 & 7 they are so picky about what they want. They only eat the same 5 foods. Have been this way for years. My oldest has gotten better about trying new foods and I let him do it in his own in his time. So I personally do not think blw will keep kids from not being picky as they grow. I do think blw was amazing for being inuitive eaters. Both kids will eat until full even if that means walking away from half eaten desserts. With my 3d I’ve decided to do combo feeding I didn’t really let my kids get messy the first 2 go rounds so I’m letting this one make as big if a mess as he wants.
Thank you so much for sharing this!!
I did all of this with my son as well, he’s now 3 and he’s the pickiest ever😭 he will not try new food and sometimes he doesn’t eat anything because he doesn’t want nothing that’s being offer, sometimes he just wants McDonald’s and I feel bad not getting him any because he won’t any homemade food, so is either McDonald’s or no food 😕
If baby #2 ever comes I’m definitely going to try and do more research on this as well
Hmm but I don’t have time to cook by the time we get home from work the twins are starving, heck I have hardly any time to cook for myself
My son did BLW from the start and ate excellent but once he hit 2years old it went down hill. I dont force him to eat but I do wonder if its enough 😣. I'm hoping once he get older it changes
My second baby did BLW too and was a great eater, once she was around 2 she got extremely picky. She’s 6 and still very fussy. So strange because my first I did purées and she’s an amazing eater and always has been. Just goes to show it doesn’t really matter which way you go each child is completely different.
Is it too late to change? My baby is nearly 8 months and really didn’t take to baby led weaning so we kind of switched to purées. Every time she gets something “solid” in her mouth (like I give her a piece of steamed vegetable she can mash in her mouth, she gags to the point she vomits. And I don’t mean like spit up, like FULL ON barfs. It’s very very stressful and I feel guilty like I’m doing this all wrong. But so far she is doing well on puree but I’m definitely not exposing her to many different foods. Ahhh the Mum guilt
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as a baby my mom gave me eggs and i would eat them but I didnt like love them but she still gave them too me. Around age 7 it was a struggle to get me to eat eggs but i would have to sit at the table until i finished them otherwise i wasnt allowed to get up from the table . One time i ate them and a few min after i felt the urge to throw up , not even on purpose i just felt nauseous. I grew up being forced to eat them until i became a teenager they finally stopped forcing me. I still to this day dislike eggs and dont eat them. I just dont like the smell of them and the texture. My 18 month old daughter though will eat them fine. I think sometimes it also just has to do with the child just really not liking it, its not always due to not being exposed to it
I hope you know heimlich maneuver. If you continue in this what must be a trend you may be needing it. She needs to be taught how to eat. It is hard to even watch this.
There's tons of research to back up baby led weaning, and it's perfectly safe when done right and carefully, but to each their own!
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😂 yip… hugs… for us vegans is easy - fruits & veggies blended or raw if soft enough & you just slice & put in front of the kid 😊 - their choice to eat or not… give them 1 hour to eat & play with food … and then pack it up … lucky we don’t cook much or complicate things
I have also heard that bf babies tend to be less picky because the breast milk has more flavor variety to it- i dont know if you breastfed one child longer than the other - no shame either way, we all do what wworks for us😊
Lol, I literally just boiled butterfly pasta, tossed some jarred tomato sauce and slapped it on her baby seat tray, let her play with it. Next day some boiled broccoli, next day some boiled carrots. She would gag and play with it. After a week she got it down and was enjoying herself. No fuz, no pretentious 2022 instagram bs fads. Just smush it, whatever it is, don't care, just explore.
The main mistake you done was starting solids too early. Your son did't sit stable in the high chair(that is necessary for solids feeding). But rest of the tips is great, kids love variety and want to play also with food.
instagram in not “research “
this is one big commercial for all the products
Did you notice that your first born is becoming less of a picky eater because he is watching his sister eat so well? Pack mentality kind of thing?
I think you're just born a picky eater, I am but my brother and sister aren't. My mum and dad had to make up names for food because I wouldn't I didn't like a 'food' but when they said the other fake name..I'm like yeah I'll have that 😂 what a nightmare I must of been
LOL honestly I was a picky eater too. I used to eat my roasted potato and then hide the chicken under the potato skin cuz I didn’t wanna finish it 🤪
Almost 4 min of video past and you repeat I did mistake when you want to share it!
Just take a dog, no need to clean anything even the kids.
Just started the video and want to say you can do purées at first and transition to BLW without automatic backfire 😂🤎 I did that with my 3 year old and she’s a great eater!
But I also only spoon fed her when she cued she wanted it, never forced and also when we started solids I never stressed it. She either ate or didn’t but I felt good that I offered full balanced options.
They have to listen to their bodies. Some days she wants seconds and thirds of rice or meat, some days she barely wants it. It evens out. You got it mamas!!