I started weaning dd at 24 weeks and all was going well until last Friday. DD now firmly keeps her mouth shut and rubs her face when I try to give her solids (she isn't tired). She then may start crying - all gets very stressful for both of us.
A ruse I have to use is I give her a dummy to comfort her, then when she is opening her mouth for the dummy then in goes a spoonful of food. She doesn't refuse the food but still moans, seems better when giving her really cold fruit puree or yogurt - but even this is not plain saling.
I wonder is she just teething and this is just a phase that will be grown out of ? (hopefully sooner rather than later). She generally is still having the majority of her 4X7ozs bottles during the day so I am not necessarily worried about her not get enough nutrition.
Otherwise dd is a lovely smiley baby.
I don't want to forcefeed her - should I just chill out and cut out the solids for a bit?
Any advice or tips from mnetters would be gratefully received.
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Weaning a 28 week old: Lips firmly shut!
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hotmama · 18/04/2005 08:41
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