Baby on bus eating pizza!

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Would you leave your baby in pushchair eating pizza?

Baby was definitely not walking yet and eating a piece of pizza on their own, lay back abit not even upright in the pushchair!😱

AIBU to think the base of a pizza isn't suitable for a baby, let alone eating without someone really watching over them.😕
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The OP never said it was "takeaway" pizza.
Seriously...chewing on a pizza crust. It's fine !!

Wow. 😮 is this really a thread?

My baby loves a Greggs margarita

Outrageous suggestions - hope you’re both joking.

…Irn Bru is the only correct option. That was the drink of choice for babies growing up in my neighbourhood.

Pizza is apparently fine as a first food from around 6 months if BLW: https://solidstarts.com/foods/pizza/?hcUrl=%2Fen-US

Obviously needs to be low in salt and toppings need to be appropriate, but doesn’t seem like a big deal to me? It’s essentially bread, tomato and cheese all of which are fine for babies.

How old are we thinking?

What were the parents doing?

I’m afraid this does reek of the class divide. What is okay if you’re upper class but disgusting if you’re working class?
A child in an authentic Italian restaurant enjoying a family meal, holding their own food, fresh tomatoes, fresh mozzarella on a sourdough toasted focaccia. How wonderful, the parents are doing such a good job.
A child eating pizza on a bus not quite fully upright (why don’t the seats ever go quite upright?) And it’s offensive enough to write a post on Mumsnet!

See also, having more than two children, drinking wine with lunch.

Sounds like he’s living the dream.

A baby wheeled themselves on the bus with pizza in hand? That's impressive!

You shouldn’t have wine with lunch when you have small children to look after . I thought everyone knew that.

You're all wrong and need your heads checking. A red bull is the way to go as it gives you wings

@Lamentingalways I think I had my first wine with lunch at 4, definitely more toddler than baby. It was more water than wine and the quantities changed through my childhood until I could have tolerate a full small glass in my early secondary years. Obviously sangria was offered as an alternative in the summer.

im now not sure that was very normal. It was the 80s.

Is there an irn bru flavoured protein shake? Perhaps that would be suitable for le babe?

Heres the answer.

Generally no — at least not normal pizza.

• Pizza is usually too salty
• Often hard or chewy (choking risk)
• Cheese and tomato sauce can upset sensitive tummies
• 6 -12 months.

No, yanbu, I wouldn't have my child of any age led back while eating. Especially on a bus, the ones around here are called bone shakers for a reason.

Surely half a packet of chocolate biscuits is best?

Why did you bother making the thread when you're so obviously right? Just couldn't miss an opportunity to be smug and sanctimonious about a slice of fucking pizza?

Back in my childhood up norf tomatoes sauce sandwiches washed down with a bottle of cold tea was the order of the day.

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Wouldn't do this with my own child but not something I would pass any remarks about.

Except you surely can’t know it wasn’t homemade? Which is absolutely fine and actually a fairly healthy snack. Unless it came out a dominos box I suppose. But even then, as a one off, it really isn’t going to do any harm. Probably not your business really.

The only foods the baby should have been consuming in a picnic on the bus is Pom bears and naice ham. Of course.

The answer according to who/where?

So why didn't you just turn to AI in the first place?

Or is it not dramatic enough for you?

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And it’s actually safer for them to have harder toasted bread or similar when weaning. Soft bread is more likely to squish into an airway sized ball.