Shoshana, one of the reason I was interested in BLS was the fact the DD1 found it difficult to move from lumpy foods to regular solids. I loved making her foods though, I spent hours making up amazing recipes and freezing them for her. She just could never get past them and onto what we ate, so as she started to refuse the lumpies, also refused to move onto proper foods, reducing her diet. Even know at 2 1/2 she is a fussy eater. My gp says she has one of the most restricted diets of a child her age that she has seen, she doesn't consume a whole lot though cause she is not a big eater which makes it hard to get her to eat anything new, its cheerios, jam sandwiches, yoghurt, cheese, meat, sometimes apple and banana, and that's all she eats in a day. There was one stage she wouldnt eat dairy either, the gp was about to do tests but she improved a hint. I feel awful about it and sometimes blame myself but my gp assures me its not our fault, as we have beautiful diets, eat a variety of foods and only buy fresh fruit and vege and staple ingredients, everything is made, inc our yogurt, pasta, pretty much everything. I wish I had known about BLS back then.