How is everyone doing apple?
DD is getting frustrated all the time cause a lot of foods are too slippery or difficult to get in her mouth![]()
How is everyone doing apple?
Apple we cut up quite thinly, sometimes peeled as it is easier for Buster to hold it with the peel on. He manages it very well, sometimes I grate it instead.
Just raw? When you say thinly do you mean in typical apple wedge slices but very thin ones or in very thin chip-type sticks?
Yeah I just give it to him raw, that's how he has always had it. Just trying to think how I cut it up...I guess I cut it into normal wedges then cut them up into 3 or 4 slices. Hard to explain!
I like the idea of giving a whole apple though, hadn't thought of that.
Just cut into quarters, skin on here for apple. DD1 had it that way and still loves it, DD2 will gum for ages (still no teeth here).
Same as Jen. Bigger bits, skin on.
DD2 has been swiping my half eaten apple the last couple of days as well - no cutting required! Lol
I tried quarters, she found it really difficult to pick up, so I cut them into eighths. Slightly better but still very cumbersome. She managed to gnaw some edges a little so they weren't perfectly straight. Huge success OTOH later in the day with a milk arrowroot and with broccoli florets![]()
Broccoli is one of Buster's all time favourites![]()
DS loves broccoli too, and zucchini is another fav.
Tonight for dinner, DS had falafel, zucchini, grated carrot and a bit of a rye wrap.
DD had the same with some sour cream and cheese, and DH and i added sweet chilli to ours.
we had falafels for dinner too! with hherb & garlic wraps, hommus and lettuce.
both DSs loved them![]()
I've heard you can use wheat germ to make slippery foods easier to hold. How do you do this? Anyone done it?
no idea, sorry.
Maybe it's like putting flour on your hands before making salmon patties? You just put your lo's hands in it to sort of coat them and then they grip better? Just a thought...
Oh wait... Google says you roll the food in it. Good old Google!
That too MantaRayTa! Banana and avocado here we come!
have you tried cucumber / zucchini sticks (or rounds)?
dry roasted potato slices?
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