My dd is 12 months old. She has always been very difficult to feed and is only interested in her milk. I have tried a multitude of different home-made purees (my freezer is about to burst with all the rejected meals!) but she totally refuses to take them from the spoon (although she wolfs yoghurt down, so no problem actually taking a spoonfeed). Have tried so many different flavours, all with same result.
Consequently I thought I'd go the BLW route, but although some food does make it into her mouth she smooshes it about for a bit and then spits it out again. I have tried cutting her milk feeds down, but to no avail, and I'm reluctant to limit her milk too severely as that is all she is taking (she takes 3 or sometimes 4 9oz bottles a day, sleeps all night no problem).
Today, for example, she had a bottle of milk at 7am, refused cereal or toast at 9am, took a small milk feed before her morning nap at 11am, refused any lunch except for a yoghurt which disappeared in about 3 seconds flat at 1pm, small milk feed before afternoon nap, threw a few peas and bits of pasta on the floor at 5pm before taking her night-time bottle and off to bed at 7pm. She only gets water from a sippy cup with her meals, and still needs her milk feeds before her naps to get her over to sleep.
This has been going on since 6 months when we first started weaning her. She's not losing weight and no worries about physical development etc, but it is SO frustrating - all the meals wasted, always trying to come up with new ideas to tempt her to eat, and because by 12 months I was expecting her to be well past this stage!
Has anyone else experienced this? If so did you find a solution? Any idea when she might finally figure out eating a little bit of mummy's lovely food might not be the great evil her screwed up little face implies it is????