By Keshia Sophia Roelofs
May 21, 2024
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20 min read
Reviewed by Kacie Barnes,
Toddler Dietitian & Nutritionist
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We normally have toast/bagel/crumpet/pancakes for breakfast something baby can hold as she's not great with more liquid consistencies and wants to feed herself. Mum's who give a cereal for breakfast (porridge, wheetabix etc) are you feeding baby, letting them feed themselves with your help ie loading the spoon, or letting them feed themselves entirely? My LO will not be fed & even guiding the spoon rarely works. I've tried letting her feed herself but it's like a Jackon Pollock in the kitchen by end, it's everywhere!!! Cupboards, wall, floor, inner ear(!)🥴 plus she barely eats it anyway Not sure if i should wait a little longer to introduce food like this until her coordination is a bit better and more ends in her mouth than the floor?!?
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