JJ had breakfast with his dad again and apparently wouldn't touch the shredded wheat - it was oatibix all the way!
Lunch was a new invention of mine - carrot pancakes - they went down a treat spread with soft cheese. Will add them to the recipe blog. They we accompanied by possibly the biggest plum in history.
For tea JJ had a bit of a mixed bag of cow and gate breadsticks and hummus, some chicken, tomato, cucumber, tiger bread, cherries and kiwi. He didn't really eat the fruit though just sucked and spat it out - this is the trick of the week. I am not worried though, he will move onto another bizarre habit soon.
Other news:
He is really good at waving now. He will do it spontaneously rather than just copy. We went into the bedroom today and JJ heard his daddy in the bathroom but couldn't see him and he waved at the door - so cute and clever!
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Welcome to my blog!
Baby Led Weaning of JJ
I am not saying this is the best or right way to do things, but it feels right for us.
I have included lots of photos and video clips - mainly because I think my boy looks soooo cute covered in food but also because it might help those of you out there trying or thinking about BLW. If you are interested in finding out more about this approach there are some links and info near the start of the blog.
Please feel free to leave comments or ask questions. Enjoy x
In this blog I record our experiences of weaning our son (born December 2006) using the baby led weaning method.
This is where babies are offered finger foods from the start and self-feedrather than being spoon-fed purees.I am not saying this is the best or right way to do things, but it feels right for us.
I have included lots of photos and video clips - mainly because I think my boy looks soooo cute covered in food but also because it might help those of you out there trying or thinking about BLW. If you are interested in finding out more about this approach there are some links and info near the start of the blog.
Please feel free to leave comments or ask questions. Enjoy x
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Me and JJ
Me and JJ
About Me
- mumlollipop
- Leicestershire, United Kingdom
- I am mum to Jacob, 2; soon-to-be mum of twins, due April; wife to Johnny - a triathlon obsessed firefighter; primary school teacher. We lead a busy life looking after our family, tending our allotment, and squeezing in our hobbies. Family, food, fun and friends are very important to us. Life is for the living!
2 comments:
Great piccies... things gone better today with Vincent: ate some broccoli and demolished a toast crust.
Vincent completely ignores mini shredded wheats: how do you do the Oatibixs?
Anne-marie
Hi,
I have a bowl of dry oatibix bitesize and a bowl of milk and just dunk one at a time and put it on his tray. He loves to noisily suck the milk out then eat it but it has taken a while for him to really get the hang of eating much breakfast.
Today I gave him regular wheatabix (the big ones) and just broke it up into three or four pieces and dunked it in milk like the minis. He loved it. He is totaly off shredded wheat for now!
Laura x
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