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What are your go-to table foods for DC?

JoyousJuliaJoyousJulia member
in Babies: 9 - 12 Months

I have a couple of meals that are quick and easy and I know DS will eat, but I'd kind of like to get some more variety in there. What quick, easy meals do you feed DC (and yourself)?

Here are mine:

Grilled Cheese

French Toast with Applesauce

Scrambled Eggs and Toast

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  • 1MusicMaker1MusicMaker
    I'm not very good with this yet, but grilled cheese, bagels w/cream cheese, and buttered toast.
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  • JennyJen456JennyJen456

    Hot Dogs

    Pancakes

    Spaghetti

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  • Mrs.DonkeyMrs.Donkey
    quesadillas, frozen veggies or fruit (heated in the microwave for a minute), corn on the cob! (this one keeps him occupied and he loves it), cheese, shredded turkey, diced fruit, and the trusty puffs
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  • lizzie53084lizzie53084
    :::making mental notes of some of these:::
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  • JennyJen456JennyJen456

    imageMrs.Donkey:
    quesadillas, frozen veggies or fruit (heated in the microwave for a minute), corn on the cob! (this one keeps him occupied and he loves it), cheese, shredded turkey, diced fruit, and the trusty puffs

    ooooh good ideas!!!

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  • ougrad1ougrad1 member

    Emerson loves the Country Crock Mac and Cheese.  I love it because you can dip just a little bit out and heat it up really quickly.

    mini waffles and mellon of any kind

    cherrios and yogurt

    Cambell's Chicken Noodle O Soup with the broth poured off with added pea and carrots

     

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  • LoriFalceLoriFalce member

    Anything. Seriously, anything.

    But his favorites: mandarin oranges, chickpeas, black olives, toast, cheese, green beans, meatloaf, and pastapastapasta.

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  • peapod8peapod8

    My daughter woudl love to have these things I think.  But how do the little ones eat them?  She can manage bits of bread, but anythign else she gags because she doesn't chew it.  I tried chicken bits and no chewing. 

    and do you make a whole sandwich?  i have trouble getting a whoel (sometimes even a half) jar of babyfood in her.  She gets fussy like she is done...but of course if I am eating something 5 minutes later she wants to share till it's gone.

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