My daughter has 1 container of baby food for lunch and 1 for dinner. I never do breakfast because she usually naps in the morning plus the cereals constipate her so I avoid them if I can
Depends on you and your baby. Payton has solids 3 times a day. (Not baby food because she dislikes it and the texture) So she just eats whatever I eat for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. And then she has a snack once a day. So sometimes breakfast will consist of yogurt, eggs, pancakes or waffle. Lunch is usually leftovers from dinner or ravioli or something. Dinner varies, but is always 1 meat, a vegetable, dinner roll, mashed potatoes, mac and cheese or some other side. She's been on solids since about 5 months.
Once she showed an interest in eating, like trying to grab my plate or something off of my plate, I sat her in her chair and would give her simple things. I would chop up green beans with my fork and give her some, give her a couple of spoons of mashed potatoes, a couple bites of chicken/steak etc. I just waited about 2-3 days before introducing something new. Now, at 8 months, she eats everything from cabbage, squash, Lima beans, black eyed peas, steak, pork chops, etc. I have yet to find a food that she disliked. So, you make the choice of whether you want to buy your son baby food, make his own baby food, or just feed him the foods you eat. If you use baby food for example, just try feeding him carrots or something for 2 days straight. If after two days, he scrunched his nose and shows no interest in them or no allergic reaction, try a different food(fruit or veggie). If you feed him from your plate, you can do the same. Let him sample small things and see what he naturally shows interest and has a taste for.
depends on how you feel. my daughter is breastfed, and they say "solids before 1 year is just for fun", so she's 7 months and usually has a little dinner... just to make sure she's full for bed time
Jess·
Мама дочки-младенца
My daughter has 1 container of baby food for lunch and 1 for dinner. I never do breakfast because she usually naps in the morning plus the cereals constipate her so I avoid them if I can
Brea·
Depends on you and your baby. Payton has solids 3 times a day. (Not baby food because she dislikes it and the texture) So she just eats whatever I eat for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. And then she has a snack once a day. So sometimes breakfast will consist of yogurt, eggs, pancakes or waffle. Lunch is usually leftovers from dinner or ravioli or something. Dinner varies, but is always 1 meat, a vegetable, dinner roll, mashed potatoes, mac and cheese or some other side. She's been on solids since about 5 months.
jori·
Мама двоих (младенец)
My daughter has 3 jars a day breakfast lunch and dinner I would give her cereal for breakfast but she can't have it and has a snack
Dash·
Мама сына-младенца
@breloya, My son is 5 months and we are starting out. How did u start her?
Brea·
Once she showed an interest in eating, like trying to grab my plate or something off of my plate, I sat her in her chair and would give her simple things. I would chop up green beans with my fork and give her some, give her a couple of spoons of mashed potatoes, a couple bites of chicken/steak etc. I just waited about 2-3 days before introducing something new. Now, at 8 months, she eats everything from cabbage, squash, Lima beans, black eyed peas, steak, pork chops, etc. I have yet to find a food that she disliked. So, you make the choice of whether you want to buy your son baby food, make his own baby food, or just feed him the foods you eat. If you use baby food for example, just try feeding him carrots or something for 2 days straight. If after two days, he scrunched his nose and shows no interest in them or no allergic reaction, try a different food(fruit or veggie). If you feed him from your plate, you can do the same. Let him sample small things and see what he naturally shows interest and has a taste for.
Bonnie·
Мама дочки-младенца
depends on how you feel. my daughter is breastfed, and they say "solids before 1 year is just for fun", so she's 7 months and usually has a little dinner... just to make sure she's full for bed time
Miranda Haley·
Мама дочки-младенца
My lo is four months and we do rice cereal ever few days or Gerber supported sitter baby foods like sweet potato and apples