I think this is a butternut squash. But I have never had one before. So that is what I will refer to it as for now. If anyone knows different, then please let me know!
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Baby led weaning, baby wearing, and other escapades. Its a blog - start at the bottom :)
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- Dried fruit
- Here are the lunch time pics
- Ladies that lunch
- Tomatoes, sandwiches, and dried fruit
- New things for the weekend
- So proud!
- Broccoli (or Bimi)
- Hands free!
- Cauliflower, Carrots and Cats
- Getting to grips with cucumber
- Definately a fruity girl
- Banana face
- Roasted Veg
- Mango
- Lots of fun, but not much real success
- Peaches and Banana
- Roasted sweet potato and butternut squash
- Name that fruit (or vegetable)
- Brocolli and carrot - don't over cook
- mmm pear --- yuk cucumber
- Self assembly nightmare
- Getting started...
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August
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Baby-Led Weaning
Baby-led weaning (BLW) means letting your child take the initiative when it comes to introducing solids, by offering finger foods instead of spoon feeding purees. The theory is that a baby will eat when he/she is physically ready. BLW has been researched and pioneered by Gill Rapley (UNICEF). Here are her guidelines. BLW is slow going, and both Emma and I have lots to learn! But it is great to be able to share our meals together at such an early age, and hopefully this will lead to good healthy eating habits for my little girl.
Key Points
- The WHO (World Health Organisation) recommends that babies are exclusively breast-fed for the first 6 months.
- Wait until the baby is able to sit upright, with minimal support.
- Offer a variety of food... but make sure it is healthy!
- Don't rush! The baby will need time to explore the new sensations of chewing and eating.
- Make sure that food is a shape that can be easily grasped and chewed.
- Continue to breastfeed on demand
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