thread: How much water and is yoghurt necessary?

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  1. #1
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    Dec 2006
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    I agree with the girls, and wanted to add, with my DS1 I would offer foods for a few days, and see how he went, and if they were rejected, I would give up on them, and try again in a few weeks. Sometimes, he would just lap them up the next time I offered, in the same way they will reject foods that they have eaten happily for months. Kids and food It will drive you crazy if you let it.

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    Jul 2006
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    I agree with the girls, and wanted to add, with my DS1 I would offer foods for a few days, and see how he went, and if they were rejected, I would give up on them, and try again in a few weeks. Sometimes, he would just lap them up the next time I offered, in the same way they will reject foods that they have eaten happily for months. Kids and food It will drive you crazy if you let it.
    I agree with rufalina too, just keep offering. My DD didn't like pumpkin from the day we introduced it to her as a baby and it was only last week she ate it! (She is 2.5 y.o.) I read somewhere that it can take up to 10 times of offering a particular food to a child before they will even try it. Sometimes it is a textural thing too - DD doesn't really like mushrooms, but chopped finely will eat it.

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    Oct 2008
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    My little guy wasn't drinking water either, I don't think he quite got the idea of tipping the sippy cup up. I bought him a cup with a straw (with a valve so it doesn't come out too fast) and now he drinks all day long. Maybe something like that might help (if you haven't already tried it that is).

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    Sep 2008
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    Thanks for all the replies - think just needed the reassurance - as all bubs in my MG are doing puree and yoghurt seems to be a main stay of their diet, and is always like oh dear when I say she won't eat it (although she does eat at least 10x more foods than them - including prawns and flesh from moreton bay bugs on the weekend ). I actually feel kind of left out because always talking about the types of baby food they like etc and I have nothing to add because CJ hasn't tried any of that stuff only normal food and they just don't seem interested in BLS.

    Oh and she drank a fair bit of water today - is pretty hot so maybe the other days just wasn't thirsty. I haven't tried a cup with a straw yet SareBear - I might get one at some point but she likes water out my sports bottle better than anything else (Maybe if I carry round a sippy cup and drink out of that all day she will want to copy me and start using that )