@sarahmartinez817, thanks for the tip. I'll check out the website later today

@zachattackmomma, it's okay lol I noticed my autocorrect kinda took over the post without me realizing

My son totally hates the mesh feeder, too! If you cut the banana into long, skinny sticks they can hold onto it a little easier, then it isn't so frustrating for them to try to pick up little pieces. This website helped give me a ton of ideas: ссылка

@star_wars_freak_2010, ok, sorry, I thought you meant she was done nursing completely when you said she didn't want to anymore 👍 glad she still getting that good good moms milk 😁😁

@sarahmartinez817, I was thinking about doing carrot sticks and I think she'd like them. I'll have to try then tomorrow. We've done bananas but they're so slippery for her she gets frustrated lol. I just bought a mesh feeder for her to try but so far she's not a fan

@zachattackmomma, she still breastfeeds in between meals and when she wakes up and before she goes to bed, I'm pumping and introducing sippy cups since she doesn't like bottles, since she recently started teething and has bitten my breast enough that I have a sore scabbing over. -_- but other then that we were feeding her purees and she decided that she didn't want help eating anymore so I'm now trying to figure out recipes that she can eat no problem by herself. Lol

We did BLW, my son's favs were goat cheese, hummus, blueberries, bananas, and boiled carrot sticks (carrots you have to boil until they're really soft at first, I cut them into tiny sticks and boiled until soft, he thought they were super fun to eat).

Can you pump and give her your milk? The primary nutrition for a babys first year should be milk