Hi everyone. Will pop back later for personals but just a quick question for those already feeding solids. We started this morning - very amusing but not very productive. Izzy would swallow anything that actually got into her mouth without gagging or anything but she spent most of her time blowing razzberries (lovely with rice cereal going everywhere!!) or pursing her lips together really firmly so it was next to impossible to get anything in. Any advice on how to get her to open her mouth - obviously I don't want to force her - or is this just all part of the fun of starting solids??


Althought it usually something I had no intention of buying! I love having a snooze with Kenzie on the couch too! Espicially in the mornings after a long night (she gets up 3 - 5 times nightly)
Perhaps she is teething??
As for the solids, my Izzy really doesnt eat that much and she makes this face that literally looks like Im feeding her dirt - then opens her mouth wide and kind of gags then smiles! It really is the funniest thing! I keep trying til she shuts her mouth firmly and turns her head away a few times. I figure its all a learning experience- she swallows about 3/4 teaspoon all up right now and most of that is by default I think!! I wouldnt stress too much -they will eventually get the hang of it and I figure its all experience right now with texture and the spoon and I want it to be enjoyable for her and me! I wouldnt force her - if shes hungry and wants it great if not - leave it til next time! I really think that if they want it and they are ready they will eat it! Ive never heard of a bub that refused to ever eat solids!! (Although I know a cheeky monkey that refuses anything but booby
How is the going back to work thing going? Hve you made any decisions? I know I said it before but some of that advice you got in the other thread was fantastic and Im borrowing it all!
to everyone else!



Also very relieved as DH has started to relax a LOT more around Jack, their bond is really growing and DH doesn't get as frustrated when he cries anymore, but mostly it's a delight to see them playing together and interacting, they're both going to be trouble as Jack gets older
So typical.
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