Firstly, Happy 7 months Michael and Oskar!!!!
Caro - I would poach the chicken, shred then put in the food processor. If need be, I would add some of the water it was cooked in. This is what I did with the lamb. I use baby yoghurt for Nic and he loves it. I think you could cook a bit of steak and let them suck on it. I would probably still mince it though so that I could freeze it for later on.
Cassie - Chloe does this too (with her food). Sometimes she will make herself sick so that she doesn't have to eat what she doesn't want (usually veges). She can be quite funny about food. One day she likes vegemite sandwiches, the next she won't eat it. So far, she has gone off vegemite, ham in sandwiches, tomatoes, pancakes and yoghurt. I don't really know what to do with her. Some days she hardly eats anything at school, and I our rule is that whatever you don't eat out of your lunch box at school, you have to have at home before you can have anything else. The food thing is hard as you don't want to create any eating issues for them, but I really don't know how to deal with it either. Sorry, not much help here!
Cass - Nic says Dad too, but no mama! I have been trying to get him to say it, but he just grins and says Dada or blows rasberries at me! So cute. I am so excited about coming to Brissie! DH has just booked a meeting on the day after we get into Brissie (the 8th November, in Canberra!!) so we will have the whole day to wander around. Would this day suit you to catch up in the city?
Um, what else is happening....kids are great, they are loving their garden so far, and I can't wait to get more plants tomorrow. Nic is great too. I am more in love with him every day. He was quite cuddly today, wrapping his chubby arms around my neck, and putting his head on my shoulder. He thinks the dog is hillarious and laughs his head off at him. All is great actually! Life is good xx
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