What do you put in your mesh feeder?

NovBeth

Looking for new ideas....Just curious.

t.bird

i smush a grape & stick it in.

blueberries. ripe pear. mandarin slices.

OctoberBabyH

Apple slices. barley teething biscuits, ice, organic banana puffs...

Jodi2008

Bananas and avacado.  Warning: your kid MAY rub the squished avacado all over his head and face, resembling The Incredible Hulk.  True story.

mommyebert

Mango, Pear, Banana, apples, peaches, chunks of boiled sweet potato

kcl22

Watermelon was a huge, messy hit. Cut up grapes also. We haven't tried too much yet.

megmack

Pretty much everything!  Bananas, peeled apples, biter biscuits, carrots, mango, ice, watermelon.  I've even go so far as to freeze a few different cubes of DD's pureed baby food because she fights the spoon when she's cutting a tooth (I guess its uncomfortable for her.)  So I give her some frozen pureed sweet potatoes, green beans, etc., and she chows down.  I think aside from the jumperoo, the mesh feeder is best thing I registered for.

Love some of the other ideas, too.  I'll have to pick up some avocado on my way home.  For my own amusement, of course 

bogus123

I have tried everything...it must be the texture of the mesh feeder. He HATES it I'm sorta bummed, because there is so much I want him to try with it, but oh well

juliedooley

He loves it but we haven't done much with it yet. Mostly ice, cut-up grapes he can mush, pears, and frozen melon chunks. I should try the avocado thing!

nikipau144

Banana, watermelon, apple, canteloupe

Never thought of some of the other suggestions! Thanks ladies! 

karen_loy

so far just banana and canteloupe, DS doesn't like the MF so much, he likes to get big quantities of food 

Kitiara5512

C doesnt really care about the meshfeeder, so I have a twopack still packed up in the amazon box because I never opened it. I think I am gonna give them away. He is all about trying to feed himself anyway now.

I had tried it with banana, and the homemade food I had frozen into cubes, as well as avocado, carrot, celery, and sweet potatoes.