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Goobster
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8-11 mth olds, solids ? - do you give them larger foods to chew off of or still breaking it up for them
Are you giving any larger items for DC to hold and chew? If so what?
Or are you still breaking up the food to tiny bits?
Message edited 10/1/2009 8:10:13 PM.
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Posted 10/1/09 8:07 PM |
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Re: 8-11 mth olds, solids ? - do you give them larger foods to chew off of or always breask it up for them
DD is 11 months old and has no teeth as of yet so everything gets broken up and alot of it is still mush ...
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Posted 10/1/09 8:10 PM |
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Alex110879
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Re: 8-11 mth olds, solids ? - do you give them larger foods to chew off of or still breaking it up for them
ds who is 12 months with not take anything too big... he just tries to smush it with his finger into smaller pieces... the only things he will take larger is pizza crust and cookies
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Posted 10/1/09 8:24 PM |
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MrsRivera
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Re: 8-11 mth olds, solids ? - do you give them larger foods to chew off of or still breaking it up for them
I cut everything into little pieces. I find it's still taking her awhile to chew most things.
So far, her favorite is mango!
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Posted 10/1/09 8:27 PM |
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mia818
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Re: 8-11 mth olds, solids ? - do you give them larger foods to chew off of or still breaking it up for them
if its a soft food,i will give a bigger piece, like banana slices for example, but i still cut everything up small. i try to make it so she can pinch it with her fingers.
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Posted 10/1/09 8:29 PM |
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pickles16
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Re: 8-11 mth olds, solids ? - do you give them larger foods to chew off of or still breaking it up for them
Posted by mia818
if its a soft food,i will give a bigger piece, like banana slices for example, but i still cut everything up small. i try to make it so she can pinch it with her fingers.
this is what I do, DD will not eat purees anymore I cut up pieces for her that she can pick up if I feed her and put it in her mouth I'll give her bigger pieces, I usually only give her softer foods, if it's hard I'll make it smaller
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Posted 10/1/09 8:41 PM |
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SweetTooth
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Re: 8-11 mth olds, solids ? - do you give them larger foods to chew off of or still breaking it up for them
I break them up. THey don't get the concept of biting and will just try to shove the whole thing in their mouths.
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Re: 8-11 mth olds, solids ? - do you give them larger foods to chew off of or still breaking it up for them
Well, at 13 months, DD is finally getting her top teeth. So she hasnt been able to break off a lot of things herself.
at around 10 months i started giving her the keebler club multigrain crackers. those were easy enough for her to do herself. Also soft bread with jelly would work too. I would cut it in 4's and give her a square. I just, at 12 months started slicing the banana down long ways and giving that to her
eta- when i first started , I would watch her like a hawk and if she took too much in her mouth I would put my hand to her mouth and she would spit it out. Now at 13 months she doesnt try to bite off huge pieces
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Posted 10/1/09 9:54 PM |
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Re: 8-11 mth olds, solids ? - do you give them larger foods to chew off of or still breaking it up for them
I'm the same as PPs but I also notice DS does GREAT with the BAaby MumMums, They really helped him figure out "holding" and "biting"!!!
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Posted 10/1/09 10:13 PM |
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