Baby food !

[Terbinator]

Mmm Rusks ^_^

[menthel]

health visitors are full off baby nappy content as they have to follow guidelines.

I can only agree!

We weaned Hayden fairly early and our Health Vistor said it was fine. I think she's older and wiser than most and when we weaned Hayden she was saying it was fine as some children advanced more than others and as such some children can be weaned earlier whereas some start weaning later it all depends on the child really.

That really is a rare breed of health visitor. I have found 1 like that in our area and luckily she is based at our GP surgery! The others we have met have been universally by the book.

On another note, the boy had some real treats on sunday when we all went out for dinner for mothers day- john dory, risotto, slow cooked beef, panna cotta and fruit couli were all given for tasting- he really liked the John Dory and ate quite a bit of his mother's dinner!

[Moby-Dick]

There are definatly times when the favourite food is what ever we are eating - I guess the only way to avoid feeding her twice is to all eat at the same time , which presents a logistical challenge.

[Zak33]

first off.. g0nzo made me laugh about putting suede into the food I know it was a typo, but you might wanna keep the suede for when little one is teething

second... 0iD is forgetting that he actually froze lots of different foods.. forgot what they were and prolly fed his little girl cabbage with pear and a side portion of ricepudding as he failed to label them

weaning.. now THAT'S an emotive, near argumental debate subject. I'm shocked at the variances that people have managed.. but lets face it.. the kids all grow up ok! Zak Jr was on milk until 6 months, then a week of baby rice mied in to thicken.. and then into the blended food stuffs.

For those mums looking at travelling near and far, maybe holidaying or flying, driving, or simply going on the long shopping trip... may I suggest...

http://www.google.co.uk/products?hl=...ed=0CCkQrQQwAg

Ella's kitchen pouch things.. with screw off lids. They don't need to be in a fridge, they can be squeezed into a spoon and can be eaten cold.

And just happen to be organic. We've still got a few in the cupboard, because while my little pilot is waaay to big for them now, occassionally it'll do to stick in his gob and squeeze to stop him whining that he's hungry when we're late home!

[GoNz0]

damn the typo

[Tumble]

Ella's kitchen is good.. and eating all at the same time is good - although the only chance we get to do that is on weekends.