What food do i give to my one year old now that milk doesn't satisfy her??
Answers: You can her foods like string beans , oatmeal, mashed potatoes, chicken breast, cereal, spaghetti, bread. Nothing to tough to chew. I would check with her doctor for more ideas. Also, be careful, because she may have unknown allergies like to peanuts or some fruits.
Good Luck !
Bananas, cheese, yogurt, grapes (peeled and sliced so they don't slide down her throat and choke her), crackers, Cheerios, chicken (cut up tiny or shredded; again, so she doesn't choke), mashed-up beans, bread, avocado, broccoli (steamed and cut up tiny), cauliflower (same as broccoli)
I really think you require parenting lessons your one year old should have been on solids for at least four months by now
you numpty
At 1 year old, your baby should have been on solid foods for about 9 months at least
(my 2nd son started on pureed food at 6 WEEKS OLD)
Your child can eat anything you eat. Meat/poultry/fish, with vegetables. Cereals, fruit, eggs, etc. Whatever you eat (providing you don't have McDonalds, takeaways, fried stuff, all the time.)
she's one and she's only drinking milk!?!?!?! jesus i hope thats not the case!!!! give her anything you have as long as its not spicy/salty/sugary and mash it up!
By 'does not satisfy her' I assume you mean that the milk is not enough to satisfy her appetite.
This might be the time for 'solid' food start but your Health Visitor or Doctor should be consulted as a matter of your Daughter's development.
You should have started her on solid foods at around 4-6 months of age. You can give her pureed baby food or if she has teeth start giving her table food. When in doubt ask your pediatrician.
Good Luck !
Bananas, cheese, yogurt, grapes (peeled and sliced so they don't slide down her throat and choke her), crackers, Cheerios, chicken (cut up tiny or shredded; again, so she doesn't choke), mashed-up beans, bread, avocado, broccoli (steamed and cut up tiny), cauliflower (same as broccoli)
I really think you require parenting lessons your one year old should have been on solids for at least four months by now
you numpty
At 1 year old, your baby should have been on solid foods for about 9 months at least
(my 2nd son started on pureed food at 6 WEEKS OLD)
Your child can eat anything you eat. Meat/poultry/fish, with vegetables. Cereals, fruit, eggs, etc. Whatever you eat (providing you don't have McDonalds, takeaways, fried stuff, all the time.)
she's one and she's only drinking milk!?!?!?! jesus i hope thats not the case!!!! give her anything you have as long as its not spicy/salty/sugary and mash it up!
By 'does not satisfy her' I assume you mean that the milk is not enough to satisfy her appetite.
This might be the time for 'solid' food start but your Health Visitor or Doctor should be consulted as a matter of your Daughter's development.
You should have started her on solid foods at around 4-6 months of age. You can give her pureed baby food or if she has teeth start giving her table food. When in doubt ask your pediatrician.
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