When last we left our solid eating boy......he was having some trouble getting a grasp on the concept of eating solid food. Maybe that has something to do with the fact that his Mommy and Daddy started him on things he wasn't quite ready for yet. So, we have tried going at this from a different angle. He is now eating the baby food "dinners" which are much thicker and therefore require him to do more than just open his mouth and swallow. This picture was taken after today's lunch menu which consisted of a container of thick and creamy style vanilla yogurt - a new solid food which he is quite fond of! While he was eating today, Mommy noticed that his jaw was moving up and down, so I think his chewing reflex is definitely kicking in! At this rate, Daddy has suggested that we put corn on the cob on tomorrow's menu!Wednesday, June 6, 2007
Solid Food Update!
When last we left our solid eating boy......he was having some trouble getting a grasp on the concept of eating solid food. Maybe that has something to do with the fact that his Mommy and Daddy started him on things he wasn't quite ready for yet. So, we have tried going at this from a different angle. He is now eating the baby food "dinners" which are much thicker and therefore require him to do more than just open his mouth and swallow. This picture was taken after today's lunch menu which consisted of a container of thick and creamy style vanilla yogurt - a new solid food which he is quite fond of! While he was eating today, Mommy noticed that his jaw was moving up and down, so I think his chewing reflex is definitely kicking in! At this rate, Daddy has suggested that we put corn on the cob on tomorrow's menu!
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Oh, Brian! You think that funny looking plant with little yellow kernels makes a pretty slick palace...just wait until you get a load of the roasted corn on the cob they sell at the Minnesota State Fair! It's only two bucks an ear and worth every penny. Heck, when you go to the fair you better make sure you have at least six bucks...well...earmarked for corn. Trust me, the stuff is totally a-MAIZE-ing! You're gonna love it or my name ain't Uncle Toe!
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