High fat/calorie but healthy foods for toddler?

[starangelk]

Thank you ladies - you have no idea how helpful this information is to me. I spoke to DH and we really like the idea of the smoothies and everything else you have all suggested.

Thanks also for your support, I am feeling really upset about it but now I have a plan - I'm happy too.

Xx

[~Kim~]

ommlettes and little quiches - high protein with added dairy and you can add veges so she doesn't get too blocked up.

[Gigi]

We raw on a mission to bulk up ds2 also....ideas from my gp (mainly covered above)
Adding milk powder to things - including drinks of milk - so it's v creamy!
No juice at all - they fill up on it and it's not adding bulk - milk or water w meals

We have also been using incremin which boosts vit and iron and also seems to help appetite ( he has been sick a bit)

The dr told me to lay off really seeded breads etc - the bulk makes them feel full.... I do use wholemeal but not using really seeded breads just at the moment

Al, of the above have helped us

Some things I have made tat work well...
Smoothie w milk, milk powered,honey, nut butter , an egg and banana ( and some yoghurt usually)
Pancakes w added milk powder and homemade lemon curd ( heaps of egg yolks and butter)
Macaroni w cheese sauce and tuna and corn - added olive oil and milk powder
Home made hummus - pursed chick peas, tahini and olive oil... Dip crackers in ( ds 2 will even dip cheese in!!)
Cheese on toast - also can dip into hummus
Chicken schnitzels - add olive oil to egg when crumbing

wow, i have been buying the very seedy bread, and giving DD juice once a day. THink i'll change juice for milk (at home), keep the juice for the playground visits (Prima, 25% apple juice, tetra packs).

I can't get my child to eat avocado, tuna, corn
Have never made chicken schnitzels, if that thumping a chicken breast, dipping it in eggs and breadcrumbs, then frying?

What are "pursed" chick peas?

Is nut butter "nuttelex"?

Must chase up the "incremin" - hoping it's in a form that i can get into DD.

Thanks Sammiejane too, for the tip "high dairy diet can lead to constipation". (have a yogurt/cheese fan, to the exclusion of most other foods). and yes, she's on the edge of constipation constantly, only fibre she eats is weetbix and tinned fruit (which has very little fibre, as skin is off).