Eli eats pretty well and stops eating when he is full, letting us know by either waving his hands or pushing all of the food off of his tray. James, on the other hand, eats and eats and eats and eats and rarely lets us know when he's done. If we keep putting more food on his tray, he keeps eating it.
Today, for example, Eli ate 1/2 a piece of french toast and half a banana for breakfast. James ate almost two pieces of french toast (pretty much the same amount that I ate!) and half a banana and if we would have put more food on his tray he would have eaten it. After a while he eventually either gets full or bored but it seems like he eats a ton first. James is 50th percentile height and weight, so he's not a huge kid.
Would you just guesstimate what you think a normal portion size is? Keep feeding him until he's done? Should I assume that because he's 50th percentile, I'm not overfeeding him and just let him eat as much as he wants? Anybody else's kid like that?
Re: Do you regulate how much your toddlers eat?
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