Well, he doesn't really need fattening up but I just don't know how to get more calories into him. He's relatively tall for his age - he is 10 months but in 12-18 month clothes. But he is less than 25% for weight although he's obviously healthy.
His typical diet is
Breakfast: A mound of shreddies or porridge, an apple and a Yeo valley yoghurt
Lunch: Cooked chicken pieces, half a Philadelphia sandwich, blueberries and red grapes
Dinner: spag bol, some cooked veg, a yoghurt.
Lately I've been given him a yoghurt at lunch too as he's still hungry.
If it was up to the baby he'd have bread every meal but I do try to limit it because of salt and how healthy it is. I'm not sure whether I should let up on that and let him have more toast/sandwiches?
He has an allergy to eggs so although I am not excluding it absolutely from his diet I do try to not give him eggy things like pancakes (which is a shame because he loved them!) He's not very good at eating rice or mashed potato or things that are too saucy.
He's breast fed and has 7 big feeds a day and he's really good with his BLW but like most people I'm getting into a little bit of a rut. All our dairy is high fat and we cut salt out wherever possible.
As I was thinking of this post I realised I could be adding more potato - via new potato and sweet potato into his diet and maybe a bit more banana.
Any other suggestions? He'll try anything although he has cycles of what he enjoys and is better at eating some foods than others.
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Help me fatten up my BLW baby
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HellomynameisIcklePickle · 22/02/2014 09:02
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