We did BLS, but she also ate cereals (rice cereal and porridge) and some purees as well (she loved them lol)

But we did introduced eggs later, about 10 months I think (which is still earlier than the 'guidelines' I think) and honey, I either didn't give her or put it on her oats before cooking so that it was cooked (this unfortunately destroys a lot of the benefits of honey in the first place though).

Aside from that, she ate everything - we have no history of allergies to food in our families at all, ever, so she has been eating peanut butter for ever, although I was nervous the first few times giving it to her! lol

So we didn't delay anything for allergy reasons, but for health reasons - the honey, botchulism, the drippy eggs, salmonella, nuts, chocking hazard (and no teeth until 9 months)...

I used to take yoghurt and sandwiches when we were out and about.

HTH Sounds like she is going great guns! Oh, Charlotte wasn't in 3 full meals a day until she was well and truly 12 months old, so wouldn't stress on that


PS: I actually think the purees helped her in developing the feeding skills - in that she fed herself with a spoon, and was feeding her self all meals all the time from 8 months, not sure this would have happened if she never used cutlery to eat with...