A little bit of background. DD was 2nd percentile for weight until around 8 months and now at 15 months is heading towards the 25th centile line.
She eats really well and likes everything I give her (apart from, weirdly, carrots!) but has allergies to dairy and egg.
My question is, how much food should a 15 month old be having?
For example, yesterday she had:
Breastfeed on waking
Breakfast: A handful of diced mango then 1.5 Weetabix with Oatly milk (She always has fortified cereal for breakfast to help her calcium intake. Most days its Ready Brek making a portion as per the instructions on the pack (is this an adult portion!?) but made using Oatly)
10:30 snack: 3 mini rice cakes and half a digestive biscuit (the latter is for the 'milk ladder' - introducing tiny amounts of dairy in baked products)
Lunch: Half a salmon fillet, two new potatoes, a floret of broccoli and two spears of asparagus. Four grapes (cut up) for pudding
Short BF before nap
4pm snack: 3 mini breadsticks and half an apple
Dinner: slice of homemade light wholemeal toast with mashed avocado and cherry tomatoes. Half a coconut yoghurt pot for pudding
BF before bed
On every one of those meals/snacks she would eat more if I gave her more even though I think she is eating good portion sizes (I looked after a 3 year old for a year who ate similar amounts). Does she just not have a 'stop' signal and therefore I need to regulate for her, or should I be giving her more because she would eat more given the chance?