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ok BLW gang! another q from oops

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oops · 26/04/2006 17:39

We eat fish but no meat chez oops.
Ds1 is pretty much veggie, and eats loads of lentils/beans etc.
Ds2 8.5months is so into blw that i can't sppon any pap into him at all (hurrah for BLW- but that's another stroy)
What can i give him re protien?
He likes cheese and I have done a tortilla which did the trick, but am a bit frightened to give kidney beans etc due to theier small size and sim size to a baby's trachea!
So, Dh suggested cream cheese on toast- but i don't know which to get- not convinced primula or whatever is v nice tbh,
hummous/ too salty??
eggy bread- goes down well.
I am running our fo ideas.
We cook very hard porridge now and he has a slice at breakfast Shock and like that, but an struggling past the veggie stics and toast and pasta twirls tbh.
tia you lovely ladies Smile

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CorrieDale · 26/04/2006 20:52

Ordinary philly type soft chse is fine. I'm not sure about the cheese spread type - I'd have to check the labels for hydrogenated yuck. Humous is dead easy to make - whizz up a drained tin of chickpeas, some yogurt, tahini, lemon juice, garlic. Yummy and it freezes. We give DS kidney beans - he's not hugely keen but will eat them. Lentils though are a different story - scarfs them up! We give DS soup most lunchtimes - we dip the bread in it and pass it to him. Messy but very popular.

oops · 27/04/2006 09:07

oh thanks.
i seem to keep losing my way a bit with this!
ds2 tries so hard to eat but he can't hold things and then drops them, and it all gets very frustrating.
i can't get him to accept help though Sad
so alot of mealtimes finish and i think he really hasn't eaten enough...and then he bf alot still

anyway, it is all a phase isn't it Grin

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CorrieDale · 27/04/2006 14:03

I used to think the same. But DS is a bit faster at eating now, and certainly more efficient, and we've accepted that mealtimes now last 45 mins... Easier when you only have the one child I guess.

oops · 27/04/2006 21:07

we did solid porridge for breakfast, and for tea he had fishcake! did alot better today, he ate alot (i think)

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