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thread: Babies Born May 2006 #31

  1. #19
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    22!! Ithought 14 was good lol. I'm so in the wrong job....Yep I think I can do the 5th if it's a lunch thing. I might be a bit late but we'll give it a go. I'm gonig to a Playschool Concert at Penrith Panthers in the morning with a GF and her bub. i'd like to go to the dinner too, but DH is doing anti terrorist stuff then so I probably won't be able to.

    Leanne, are you home tomorrow arvie? I want to drop Katy's pressie around - 2 months late, but I've had it about 4 lol.

  2. #20
    BellyBelly Member

    Mar 2005
    Limestone Coast, SA
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    thankyou so much everyone for your supportive words, i feel more confident about next week now

    i have just started sometimes giving Archie a spoon when he eats, he knows which way to hold it and he knows what he is meant to do with it but hasn't got the motor skills to actually do it properly yet, i think it makes him feel grown up he loves it. i bought a new high chaisr today, we were given a prima pappa one when pg but the tray is really high and hard to reach (used to have to boost him up on a cushion) and i find it a pain to clean in the padded seat, so i just bought a really simple one and it is much more practical so i think that will help him eat with bowl and spoon caue he can actually reach properly.

    Went to a friends house for dinner tonight, it was delicious, he made a stew with mashed parsnip, and extremely thick rich chocolate mousse (AF is about to show up so i loooooved it!).

    i feel like my life atm is a constant battle against the dreaded nappy rash! its only very mild atm so thatas okay.

    hope everyone has good sleeps

  3. #21
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    Aug 2006
    Sydney, New South Wales
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    we only get 8 sick days and they acrue over the year...... I hate that new systm. I used to love it when it hit April (my work anniv) cause 8 would show their face again in my pay slip. Now it's like .018 a week or something. grr

    Kim we will be out tomorrow at my Oma's and helping someone with a shed in the morning. Sorry.
    I have Darcy's here too. I made something for her. Otherwise, you still not able to make it to the antenatal thingy. I think it's still on the 1st? Mark is on holidays soon, maybe you could come over for spag and meatballs again?

  4. #22
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    Nope have to work on the first due to DH's work commitments. Shame I really wanted to go. Haven't heard anything though.

    That's cool I might still drop it round and leave it on the door step.

  5. #23
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    Oct 2004
    WA y WA y A WAy
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    hi all
    dam Sheree i was hoping things were looking in the right direction with lachie but i got to say your doing a wonderful job
    Ryan has bearly any food also he prefers his bottles then grazes (sp) alll day and he is also a lover of cat food oh yum i haven't tried chicken nuggets yet to tell you the truth i haven't thought too so i will get some tomorrow
    but this is a typical day
    pre breakie
    5 am Bottle

    breakie
    apple museli ( which he barely get half way through )
    Bottle
    morning tea
    toast or a fruit stick he plays with it more then eats it
    Lunch
    Bottle
    sandwich - veggie mite or cheese or some times just a plain slice of bread with a smear of butter
    Tea
    a jar of baby food ( might get half into him if we are lucky )
    or he will pick off our plates but if we dish up what we are having into his own plate he refuses to touch it
    Bottle
    then bed
    he is a lot better tonight thank god it helps that dad is home it is amazing how much i rely on him

  6. #24
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    Aug 2006
    Sydney, New South Wales
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    Kim I will see what I can do. Might be able to drop in on the way to Oma's. Maybe a fly by.
    Will let you know if we are.
    L

  7. #25
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    Jul 2005
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    Hi Shazz, gee Ryan doesn't eat much either, but he is still having lots of bottles I guess.

    I tried Lachlan on porride today, had a couple of tries and nope doesn't like that neither. I then sat on the floor while he kept walking by me and I cut off a slither of banana, so he had about 10 little bits of banana, so that aint bad! Farrrrrrrrrr.......... to busy this boy.

    I really hope my next child eats, wouldn't it be nice!

  8. #26
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    Leanne, hope you got the parcel on the doorstep. Guess you guys were in your car cos I knocked JIC.

    Well we had mothers group here today - the place looks like a bomb hit it. Who cares....on my own again. Might try for an ealry night.

  9. #27
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    Have a nice nite Kim.

    Well this is what I tried Lachlan with today. I really do think it is finger food these days provided he likes it of course.

    Breakfast
    Tried porridge, yucko
    gave him some of my anzac bar, ate a bit

    Morning Tea
    Banana (good, just had to slice off bits and put it into his mouth but he kept coming back for more - GOOD SIGN)

    Lunch
    Nuggets (yucko)
    2 x pieces of bread pulled apart in bit (An absolute winner) Nothing on it
    Ham stick (always a winner)
    cheerio (ate a little bit)
    Savory rice snacks (could eat these till the cows come home)

    Afternoon Tea
    Milk Arrowroot bickie (loves em of late)

    Tea
    Pumpkin, promite and creamed corn (most of the time this is a winner and I feed it to him)
    Noodles (ate a little, not too bad)
    sausage (ate 1/4)
    1 x piece of bread again
    1 x sml tub of yoghurt (yummo)

    So not too bad, not the healthiest and he certainly knows what he likes!

    Anyone got any more suggestions of finger foods cause if he likes it, it really is saving the stress of me feeding him and him not eating and always wastage.

  10. #28
    Jodie259 Guest

    Sheree... finger food suggestions:
    Sultanas (shaun loves these)
    apple slices
    cooked up pasta - like penne
    chunks of cheese
    fish fingers
    skinless frankfurts (get them in delis at supermarkets)
    cruskets (they melt in their mouth)
    wafer biscuits (as a treat)
    cheese toast soldiers
    they say carrot & celery sticks, broccoli & cauliflower... although I haven't tried this
    Little meatballs
    muffins - sweet or savoury - Shaun loves these... must make a batch - you can freeze them!

  11. #29
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    Jul 2005
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    Hi Jodie thanks for your list. This is my response to your list:


    Sultanas (hurls these)
    apple slices (must try)
    cooked up pasta - like penne (is this plain pasta, I have tried plan and with tomato based sauce and he won't have a bar of it)
    chunks of cheese (hopefully once I have confirmed his Cows Milk Protein Intolerance is grown out of will definitely try this)
    fish fingers (he is not fussed)
    skinless frankfurts (I give him cheerio's, same thing I guess and he is ok with it)
    cruskets (might have to try that one)
    wafer biscuits (tried him on biscuit creams, yeah he is ok with them)
    cheese toast soldiers (again the dairy thing, but yep gonna try that very soon)
    they say carrot & celery sticks, broccoli & cauliflower (mmm too healthy but will try hehe)
    Little meatballs (do you make these?)
    muffins - sweet or savoury (oh give me the recipe please)

    Thanks again honey

  12. #30
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    Aug 2006
    Sydney, New South Wales
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    Has anyone else's bubs started shaking their head when they don't want something. In particular food? And not when copying.

    Katy did it today and I thought she was so clever.

    Sheree, Katy had the pot and gravy from KFC tonight and she loved it. Ate the whole tub. She's usually not fussed on chicken, but I hit a few bits in there and she did not know the wiser.

    Another thing we tried today was the tinned two fruits. Hated the pear but loved the peach. I put it on a little fork and let her take it and eat it. We have not let her near her own bowl or spoon yet. Too too messy.

    Kim, got your parcel.... thanks chickie! Love the card, did you make it yourself? Emailed you. Tried to phone you on your mob but it must have been switched off as it went straight to msg bank and I have 'misplaced' your home number.

  13. #31
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    Oct 2004
    WA y WA y A WAy
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    OMG i so over sick kids
    Ryan started vomiting again just now and lucky me i was holding him so guess who coped it the joys of mummy hood so now my ever loving DH is in with him cause HE knows what to do ( so he was telling me cause apparently i suck as a mum ) i'm going to bed now nite

  14. #32
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    Shazz
    Well as you can see I'm not in bed yet...

    I thought you were talking about the breakfast cereal cheerios, not sausages lol!
    Sheree I just give darcy a little cup of cooked plain noodles. Usually macaroni. Some ends up on the floor, but she usually goes back later and eats it.
    Boiled egg slices?
    Steamed carrot is sweeter than other vegies I only do it until it's not a choke hazard.
    Little tins of spagetti or baked beans - they're only the size of a babyfood jar so there's not much wastage if you open one.
    Also hard cheese doesn't have lots of the allergy causing protein in it due to treatment and when it's heated it's further destroyed...will find the study....
    Darcy likes to 'dip' guess she feels big. She loves vege dips with her rice crackers and today she wouldn't eat her nuggets without the mustard sauce I had - I thought she'd hate it but nope. lol dag.
    She has also discovered where I'd hidden the milky ways....uhoh.

    Yes, though it's few and far between Darcy definately will tell you when she's had enough or doesn't like your choice.

    Heres a savoury recipe.
    1 tinned creamed corn
    empty that in a bowl, fill up the can with SR flour - tip that in the bowl
    fill up the can again with grated chees - tip that in the bowl

    Put in muffin tins (you can get thhose tiny ones - good for little hands) and cook in moderate oven until golden. DH and I love them.

  15. #33
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    Aug 2006
    Sydney, New South Wales
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    Yum Kim I am going to have to try those.
    We looooove creamed corn in this house.

  16. #34
    Jodie259 Guest

    I'm knackered tonight... too tired to look up my recipe books. But I promise I will do it in the next day or so. If I haven't done it within 2 days please remind me. Remember I have baby brain at the moment... I would forget my own name if it wasn't written on my drivers license!

    Hope you've had a great weekend so far. yariv & I got stuck into the house renos. Nearly done. We've got to clean up a couple of big rooms (my office & his billiards room) - and clean up the garden (weeding, trimming bushes)... then we'll call the real estate agent!

  17. #35
    Jodie259 Guest

    Heres a post on BB with some interesting muffin recipes:
    Muffin Recipes - Fave BB Muffin Recipes!

    and lots of interesting 'toddler' recipes here:
    Toddler Food Recipes

    If I can find my muffin recipe I'll post that too. I made apple muffins

  18. #36
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    Oct 2004
    WA y WA y A WAy
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    Kim~ surely some form of liquid goes in there to i so want to try these but i'm stupid when it comes to baking please talk me through it
    Heres a savoury recipe.
    1 tinned creamed corn
    empty that in a bowl, fill up the can with SR flour - tip that in the bowl
    fill up the can again with grated chees - tip that in the bowl

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