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What and how much should a one year old be eating? Is it pretty much anything? This is my first so I'm probably over thinking it but I just don't want to mess up.
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Is he /she has teeth they can eat anything sorry hit enter I gave mine small portions of whatever I'm eating they would ask for more sorry u don't know if that helped you any :)
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No they can't eat anything if they have teeth don't listen to pp! Give her mashed fruit like bananas. I would give mine rice crispies all soggy lol if you give meat make sure it's teeny pieces but she should have mostly fruits and veggies right now. And milk. Are you still nursing or giving formula? -
At a yr old why can't they eat anything?
Quoting stickyfingers:
No they can't eat anything if they have teeth don't listen to pp! Give her mashed fruit like bananas. I would give mine rice crispies all soggy lol if you give meat make sure it's teeny pieces but she should have mostly fruits and veggies right now. And milk. Are you still nursing or giving formula? -
They shouldn't have peanut butter, strawberries and other things that are common for allergies. I think even oranges. It's not just a free for all when they turn one. Some things are dangerous too like nuts and popcorn
Quoting Anonymous:
At a yr old why can't they eat anything?
Quoting stickyfingers:
No they can't eat anything if they have teeth don't listen to pp! Give her mashed fruit like bananas. I would give mine rice crispies all soggy lol if you give meat make sure it's teeny pieces but she should have mostly fruits and veggies right now. And milk. Are you still nursing or giving formula? -
At one they can have milk and just about everything. Only you will learn and know whats best for your kid. EVERY child is different. AS long as you closely supervise during mealtime almost anything should be fine...
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Just give baby some of whatever you are eating. Small pieces of fresh fruits and veggies and lean meats are the best.
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Um no honey first of all. But are you talking snacks or meals?
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There is no evidence to prove any of this nonsense you just listed.....http://www.babycenter.com/0_baby-food-revolution-new-rules-for-feeding-your-baby_10320504.bc
Quoting stickyfingers:
They shouldn't have peanut butter, strawberries and other things that are common for allergies. I think even oranges. It's not just a free for all when they turn one. Some things are dangerous too like nuts and popcorn
Quoting Anonymous:
At a yr old why can't they eat anything?
Quoting stickyfingers:
No they can't eat anything if they have teeth don't listen to pp! Give her mashed fruit like bananas. I would give mine rice crispies all soggy lol if you give meat make sure it's teeny pieces but she should have mostly fruits and veggies right now. And milk. Are you still nursing or giving formula? -
I think stickyfingers is talking about choking hazards.
OP, I always gave my kids just about anything I was eating at that age. I would either mash it up or cut it into teeny tiny pieces.
Quoting Anonymous:
At a yr old why can't they eat anything?
Quoting stickyfingers:
No they can't eat anything if they have teeth don't listen to pp! Give her mashed fruit like bananas. I would give mine rice crispies all soggy lol if you give meat make sure it's teeny pieces but she should have mostly fruits and veggies right now. And milk. Are you still nursing or giving formula? -
Yes there is. Lol
Quoting lendales_mommi:
There is no evidence to prove any of this nonsense you just listed.....
Quoting stickyfingers:
They shouldn't have peanut butter, strawberries and other things that are common for allergies. I think even oranges. It's not just a free for all when they turn one. Some things are dangerous too like nuts and popcorn
Quoting Anonymous:
At a yr old why can't they eat anything?
Quoting stickyfingers:
No they can't eat anything if they have teeth don't listen to pp! Give her mashed fruit like bananas. I would give mine rice crispies all soggy lol if you give meat make sure it's teeny pieces but she should have mostly fruits and veggies right now. And milk. Are you still nursing or giving formula?