weaning

Bye bye Peter Pan's... from Joanna79 ^Pro 176 days old

[ ... ] with weaning and they really helped us out by trying out new foods on the girls and suggesting recipes. When R refused to drink water last ...

Poo to you with knobs on! from Joanna79 ^Pro 451 days old

[ ... ] I blame this weaning lark. The formula poo smelt rancid but at least it was solid. I’ve been put off so many foods over the last few weeks: toad in ...

Eight month update from Joanna79 ^Pro 460 days old

The girls seem to be doing something new every day and are becoming more like little girls and less like babies with every passing week. Don’t get me ...

Seven month update from Joanna79 ^Pro 485 days old

[ ... ] up to: 1. Weaning. Thanks to a team effort between us and nursery, the girls are now on three meals a day. They absolutely love breakfast and ...

The phantom raspberry blower from Joanna79 ^Pro 501 days old

[ ... ] Stage 1 of weaning (aaarrrgghhh) that she gets a variety of ‘tastes’. Woman cannot live on porridge and fruit alone. So we persevere through the ...

From 0 to 3 meals a day – how did we manage that?! from Joanna79 ^Pro 511 days old

To think that just a couple of weeks ago I was in weaning despair: the girls wouldn’t eat, weren’t interested in eating, it was all pointless, blah blah ...

We love baby porridge! from Joanna79 ^Pro 515 days old

[ ... ] of the weaning saga is trying out baby food. Most of it is absolutely disgusting so I’m not surprised they’ve been rejecting it! From ...

Now we are six (months) from Joanna79 ^Pro 520 days old

Six months. OH. MY. GOD. How did that happen?! So, here’s my monthly roundup: 1. Weaning. Still problematic, but they are on two meals a day at nursery ...

Nursery mush good, home mush bad from Joanna79 ^Pro 526 days old

After my slightly despairing journal the other day about the fact that the girls weren’t taking to weaning, they have just spent two days at nursery ...

Teething. Without the teeth from Joanna79 ^Pro 528 days old

[ ... ] nothing to show for it. As the weaning is proving to be such a resounding success (by which I mean abject failure), they may as well be gummers!