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at 6 months, what was your dc eating?

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raken40
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at 6 months, what was your dc eating?

mine is still eating stage 1 fruits & veggies and cereal and has been for 2 months now.
Is it time to start adding more? What else can i give him? He already has a tooth coming in too!

Posted 3/28/08 10:28 PM
 
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msrsfeb
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Re: at 6 months, what was your dc eating?

It is definitely (i think) a good idea to start Stage 2 foods. You can then introduce other foods that you make maybe. Good luck

Posted 3/28/08 10:33 PM
 

twicethefun
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Re: at 6 months, what was your dc eating?

My doc still told me to stick with stage 1 foods at 6 months... but I am not sure I agree. She was not crawling or even sitting up yet at the time so maybe that is why. At 7 months I am starting to introduce stage 2

Posted 3/28/08 10:40 PM
 

Arodisi
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Re: at 6 months, what was your dc eating?

At 6 months, I started giving DS stage 2. The consistency isnt so different, its just that they combine more than 1 fruit/veggie.
So for example if your DC is already eating apples, you can get a stage 2 jar that has apples and plums for example. It's just a way to introduce new foods and add more variety. As long as you are only introducing 1 new food every 3 or so days (that is how my dr explained it to me)...if you just start mixing 2 foods together its the same as the stage 2 foods.
DS is now 7 1/2 months and he has been on the following solids schedule since he was 6 1/2 months (his dr gave us the schedule):
morning: cereal & fruit
lunch: fruit & veggie combo (dr said to give yogurt, but my DS had an allergic reaction so i stopped giving it)
dinner: meat/veggie/fruit

i should also add that my DS is 22 lbs Chat Icon so he EATS a lot...probably more than most babies his age.

anyway - i just reread this and i dont even know if i am making any sense...hopefully i didnt confuse you!!!!

Posted 3/28/08 10:55 PM
 

Elbee
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Re: at 6 months, what was your dc eating?

DS eats Stage 1 & Stage 2 fruits and veggies. I am starting him on meats next week. He told me to hold off on yogurt until the 9 month visit.

Posted 3/28/08 11:02 PM
 

twicethefun
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Re: at 6 months, what was your dc eating?

My doc must be really conservative, cause my daughter is still only on two meals a day at 7 month w/ just fruits veggies and cereals. My doc told us to stay away from berries and anything exotic. My old ped was definately different cause my son was eating a lot more at this age.

Posted 3/28/08 11:05 PM
 

Kerie-is-so-very
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Re: at 6 months, what was your dc eating?

we are really conservative and so is our doc. We are not quite at 6 months but we will def. still be on stage 1 at that time. We started solids late.

Posted 3/28/08 11:11 PM
 

jerseypanda
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Re: at 6 months, what was your dc eating?

Posted by Kerie-is-so-very

we are really conservative and so is our doc. We are not quite at 6 months but we will def. still be on stage 1 at that time. We started solids late.



Well if you started late... then we are starting REALLY late... DS is almost 7 months and we just started cereal a couple of weeks ago. Probably won't start vegetables until 7 months.

Posted 3/28/08 11:49 PM
 

waterspout4
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Re: at 6 months, what was your dc eating?

We started cereal at 6 months, then added a different veggie every week thereafter.

Now, at 7 1/2 months, he is still trying stage 1 foods. babies have such a long time to try things out that I don't see the rush in anything.

Posted 3/29/08 2:45 AM
 

Mrs. Patticakes
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Re: at 6 months, what was your dc eating?

We are starting oatmeal today (not doing rice) and will only add fruits next month at 7 months so we are not quite there yet either. Chat Icon

Posted 3/29/08 4:42 AM
 

architectnycity
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Re: at 6 months, what was your dc eating?

We started stage 2 food at 6 months. Also our dr told us to start yogurt at lunch.

Posted 3/29/08 8:15 AM
 

DanaRenee
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Re: at 6 months, what was your dc eating?

We moved to stage 2 foods, including meat. I've also given him gerber cookies and zwieback.

Posted 3/29/08 9:12 AM
 
 

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