So baby cereal is a bad thing now? Whatever#momlife #immadome
@godzillaunicornmom lol nope I just checked my app.
@lareina_kk ya I'm just saying the issue was a misunderstanding due to differences in countries
Can I just say that it was @godzillaunicornmom, that started the “drama” It’s obviously been a misunderstanding but she’s the one who started it on the original post and she’s the one who made a new post to continue it. No one was bitching at her and no one was telling her she was doing anything wrong. The post is still up if anyone needs to see that for themselves. @vixster, @kerryy23, @mrsbodell, honestly couldn’t script it.
And I was in the wrong I can admit that I didn't realize the difference
Ikr so much drama over a misunderstanding I didn't realize they were in the UK and things were that different 🤣🤣 quarantine life got us all loosing are marbles
@godzillaunicornmom doesnt matter what you do or post on a mom app, someone somewhere will disagree lol thats why i never post when i start feeding my kids, or when they do certain activities some find none age appropriate because not all kids develope the same, not all countries or provinces have the same rules. And not everyone raises their children the same. 🤷♀️
I like how everyone
Says rice lol I bought oats and buy oats
You’ve only mentioned oats in this post, not the original one.
@mariapb because as I just said didn't realize it was that different here they have baby oats cereal in the baby section
@xxjayquinzelxx neither did I until @vixster cleared it up I didn't even know they were in the UK and it was that different call me educated now cause I understand why lol
@godzillaunicornmom, you’re making a drama out of nothing. The person didn’t even ask about cereal, she asked about early weaning on to jar foods. You’re pushing a point for something that isn’t relevant to either the post or the country.
Nm you guys clearly know better and oats have nutritional value
@mariapb btw another note I've always wanted to visit Scotland my great grandma was from Scotland I've heard it's beautiful
@godzillaunicornmom, it is very beautiful. I’m not sure you’ll be allowed in now though. 😂
@mariapb I got Stewart blood in my veins in coming over one day 🤣 I'm a Scottish Irish mix
I don't know why you deleted my comment.. maybe they do things differently in Canada but the OP is in the UK. @mariapb was just stating that cereal has no nutritional value and that there are better options for weaning than just filling them with no added nutrition
@godzillaunicornmom, oatmeal is high in fiber and other nutrients. Rice cereal has Higher levels of arsenic. I skip baby foods and do table foods.
@dontblockmesis-imjustspeakingfacts the OP didn't mention anything about cereal full stop. She asked about jars & weaning. Godzilla jumped on saying to give cereal to fill baby up (didn't specify which cereal) and Maria replied saying cereal doesn't have any nutritional value and there were better options available.
Just so you're clear on the actual conversation not the backpedalling
@kerryy23 how am I back pedalling o didn't realize oat cereal isn't considered baby cereal over there so o was confused on why it would be bad got her to start with that now that I know since someone actually clarified it for me I get it
Tag her back to the convo so I can give baby some correct info
What do you mean? Rice cereal is empty calories. As long as you aren’t putting it in a bottle and are using a spoon for the cereal it’s fine.
@dontblockmesis-imjustspeakingfacts I prefer the oat meal to the funny thing is I just said baby cereal never said rice cereal either they just assumed lol and same here Shane is for sure ready. And I love lemons
@godzillaunicornmom, it was that chick that commented on this post?
@dontblockmesis-imjustspeakingfacts she's one of them
Its just empty carbs that all. What you feed your baby your business.