DS just started a new room at his mothers day out. They don't provide food (except on occasions) and they also don't have a microwave in the room. I can't for the life of me figure out what to send for his lunches? Any suggestions?
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Peanut butter and jelly, fruit cups(drain the liquid), yogurt melts and puffs
I'm actually worried about peanut butter because we are so new to solids (due to a really strong gag reflex). Does the peanut butter get stuck on the tops of their mouths? I'm just afraid he will have trouble with it. But I guess we should just try it at home first and I'm sure it will be fine! Thank you!
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You can use a little thermos for warm foods. They suggested this for my son at daycare and it works great. He gets a lot of leftovers or other hot meals.
Oh that is a good idea!
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Peanut butter and jelly, fruit cups(drain the liquid), yogurt melts and puffs
I'm actually worried about peanut butter because we are so new to solids (due to a really strong gag reflex). Does the peanut butter get stuck on the tops of their mouths? I'm just afraid he will have trouble with it. But I guess we should just try it at home first and I'm sure it will be fine! Thank you!
I do a really thin layer of peanut butter and my DD does fine with it. She is also a huge fan of graham crackers (or cinnamon bread) with peanut butter and banan slices. If your LO is a pouch fan, they also have pouches of apple sauce in addition to the normal pouch food. My DD would survive on pouches if we let her!
Re: Finger foods that don't need to be heated?
Logan 10/20/2010 ~ Addison 8/26/2014
I'm actually worried about peanut butter because we are so new to solids (due to a really strong gag reflex). Does the peanut butter get stuck on the tops of their mouths? I'm just afraid he will have trouble with it. But I guess we should just try it at home first and I'm sure it will be fine! Thank you!
Oh that is a good idea!
What about sending pouches? DD loves pouches as a snack and she can feed her self too!
I do a really thin layer of peanut butter and my DD does fine with it. She is also a huge fan of graham crackers (or cinnamon bread) with peanut butter and banan slices. If your LO is a pouch fan, they also have pouches of apple sauce in addition to the normal pouch food. My DD would survive on pouches if we let her!