Routine sound ok?

[Dlah]

So my daughter is 6 and half months old. She's been having purees since just over 5 months and then a few weeks ago I've introduced some finger foods, I've tried to get a bit of a routine going, how does this sound

6.30-7am - 7oz bottle

8am - porridge/toast fingers

9.30-10 - 5oz bottle

12-1 - purée veg or fruit (or if out will do a bottle) & some finger food maybe avocado, carrot baton (soft boiled) etc

3-4 - as above, if been out earlier will do purée now, or if been in will do a bottle now, so one session ends up bottle and one ends up food

6pm - 6oz bottle, bed, sleeps til 6am

The bottles throw me as she's always been consistent 6oz every 3 hours until started introducing bit but now is naturally reducing what she wants. I've tried introducing water but at present she's not keen, want to keep her fluid up

At this stage you could up the calorific content of the purées. I would steer clear of fruit purées (except banana) and go for more filling things like sweet potato or mashed potato. Have you introduced any protein yet?

So far banana is the one thing she won't eat lol
She's had:
Carrot
Sweet potato
Peas (but now won't eat)
Prunes
Peach
Pear
Apple

I have tried a textured chicken and veg casserole but wasn't keen

Ok you can try mashed avocado, great for nutrition
Also scrambled egg
And a 3-veg purée which is potato, carrot and sweetcorn
Porridge is a good one for the mornings and you can whizz some blueberries into it if you fancy

Everything on your list is sweet so try and get a few more veggies going to break the sweet cycle and up the nutrition quota

My one is similar age to yours and ebf so I don't know exactly how much milk she has but my routine is:
7am bf
8am breakfast - yoghurt with fruit/porridge/eggs
9.30am nap
10.15 bf
11.15 lunch - usually same as my dinner so pasta with sauce/mixed vegetables (combination of mashed and sticks)/lentils/casserole
12.15pm nap
3pm bf
6pm bf then bed
1am bf

I haven't started dinner yet. Like you, if out at lunchtime we give dinner instead and extra milk feed when lunch would be. I aim to avoid much sweet at lunch and let her have the sweeter things at breakfast so I mix in the apple/pear etc into her porridge or yoghurt or I make 2 ingredient pancakes to incorporate the banana.

For calories, I am adding cheese to the veg meals now and I have kept them lumpy from the beginning (I started weaning a few days before 6 months). If she doesn't want to eat the solids Ive made then I just let her have milk, I don't make alternative solid options at this point

I'm no expert but I read to give as much savoury as possible from early on so they don't rely on sweet and she seems to have taken well to it so far so I am going with it