I posted this elsewhere, but reposting into more appropriate topic and hoping for more responses.
My 9 month old is really not enjoying solids. We started just before 6 months and he was a bit more adventurous and would try a range of purees and finger foods. The last two months have been really poor. We can sometimes get him to have purees, mainly the pouches, but anything I make for him or anything with slight texture he doesn't seem to like. He won't let us feed him and he's more likely to feed himself with a spoon, which I don't mind, but he seems to have completely gone off finger foods and he's just pushing them away. He's had the odd cold and teething episode which I tried rationalising was the reason why he'd gone off food, but these come and go and it's two months on and he's really not interested!
Any advice to help him get better at eating? We've realised he definitely has a preference for sweet to savoury but I imagine most babies do! We sometimes have more success feeding him directly from the pouch, but worried if this is creating bad habits and last few days he's even refusing the pouches. I'm starting to worry there's something wrong.
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9 month old rejecting solids
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pippabg · 10/03/2024 17:56
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