Am I the only one feeding my 8 month old once a day??

Have Nana give puree if you're worried about choking but LO is gonna need more than one non milk meal a day or it will make it harder once a year old hits and they switch to 3 meals a day. At this stage yes food is supposed to be fun but also preparing them to be on solids at a year. Even puree counts as a meal. They have normal meals at dinner time with you. I started giving my LO kiks cereal in the mornings for breakfast that way its 2 meals and puree in between as lunch.

I give my 8 month old usually one feed a day at 530 as well! I was just kind of wondering this myself. But like I am terrified of him choking. I try to give him other things other than pures but it’s tough. His pediatrician said 9 months is when you should switch to three times a day

My boys eat 2iah meals a day. I feel like 3 is way too much for them. They were born over a month early so that could contribute, but we try to do a light breakfast around 9am then a family dinner around 6. Sometimes breakfast is just applesauce or oatmeal and fruits. Has anyone figured out how much milk we should be giving them? They breastfeed typically 5-7 times a day lately

Until very recently, I was doing one puree and one regular meal. That still counts as 2 meals. Maybe you can have nanny give the puree?

There are no rules do what you think is best for YOUR baby!

I normally do breakfast , a snack, or my fiancé gives dairy free yogurt or a puree when I have to work. He isn't comfortable giving him solids. And on my off days, breakfast and dinner as solids. He likes to feed himself so we have to make time to do that but we both work full time and are only off together every other Sunday so it's hard. I try to prep his food for the week on my off days.

Today I've only done breakfast with pancakes and eggs. I have to work tonight so I'm trying to sleep but I'll give him some yogurt later or let my fiancé do it when he gets off work.

We’re on 3 meals -
For breakfast he has something on rice cakes/toast, so pretty small
Then I usually give him something I can spoon for lunch (mainly to save up on washing up and washing him!) - again pretty small
But then I give him a big proper meal at tea time