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How much & what is your LO eating?

My DD is 11 months tomorrow, and this week she's practically boycotting her formula (except in the middle of the night!) and her eating is all over the place!

Just curious what a typical day of eating (formula/breastmilk & solids) looks like for your LOs?

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Re: How much & what is your LO eating?

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    Today was a light day solids-wise for her because she has a little cold:

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    Breakfast: 1/2 mango, 1 banana pancake, a serving of yogurt melts

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    Lunch: 1/2 avocado/egg yolk/tuna sandwich (which she mostly ate the filling and threw the bread on the floor) and 1/2 pear

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    Dinner: 1/2 piece of cheeseburger pie, 1/2 tomato, maybe 1/4 c green beans?

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    She usually nurses 4-5x a day and normally she'll eat whole pieces of fruit with one meal, not half, a whole sandwich, 2 pancakes vs 1, etc. Dinner was the only meal she really ate normal portions (for her)

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    Today she had:

    Breakfast: 2 Tbsp oatmeal and cut- up pears

    6 oz Bottle

    Lunch: Cucumber melon yogurt and some shredded cheese

    6 oz Bottle

    Snack: Puffs

    6 oz Bottle

    Dinner: Shredded chicken and baby carrots

    6 oz Bottle

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    early AM nurse (4-5 am) OR get pumped milk in a cup upon waking ~7 am.

    eat me out of house and home for breakfast ~sometime between 7 and 8:30 am

    nurse before first nap ~sometime between 9 and 10 am

    eat me out of house and home for lunch ~sometime between 11:30 and 1:30

    nurse before second nap ~sometime between 1 and 3:30 pm

    snack ~4:30 pm

    eat me out of house and home for dinner ~6 pm

    pumped milk before bed ~7:30 pm

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    early AM nurse (4-5 am) OR get pumped milk in a cup upon waking ~7 am.

    eat me out of house and home for breakfast ~sometime between 7 and 8:30 am

    nurse before first nap ~sometime between 9 and 10 am

    eat me out of house and home for lunch ~sometime between 11:30 and 1:30

    nurse before second nap ~sometime between 1 and 3:30 pm

    snack ~4:30 pm

    eat me out of house and home for dinner ~6 pm

    pumped milk before bed ~7:30 pm

    Ha, that's funny. My DD is starting to make me feel that way, too! Thanks everyone!

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    imagehikerbeth:

    early AM nurse (4-5 am) OR get pumped milk in a cup upon waking ~7 am.

    eat me out of house and home for breakfast ~sometime between 7 and 8:30 am

    nurse before first nap ~sometime between 9 and 10 am

    eat me out of house and home for lunch ~sometime between 11:30 and 1:30

    nurse before second nap ~sometime between 1 and 3:30 pm

    snack ~4:30 pm

    eat me out of house and home for dinner ~6 pm

    pumped milk before bed ~7:30 pm

    Ha, that's funny. My DD is starting to make me feel that way, too! Thanks everyone!

    It's crazy.  My DD was completely opposite.  She still only eats exactly enough to stay alive.

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    Breakfast - 2 Tbsp multigrain baby cereal, two bites of pureed fruit, two small bits of banana, handful of Cheerios

    Lunch - 2 bites of pureed fruit or veggie, handful of puffed rice cereal, rejects all other finger foods (bits of baked apple, peas, egg yolk, avocado, etc)

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    Dinner - 2 Tbsp multigrain baby cereal, two bites of pureed vegetable, handful of Cheerios, sucks on a teething biscuit, rejects all other finger foods

    This is the past week or so. She was doing better with her pureed fruits & veggies (maybe eating 1/2 a stage 2 jar) and eating more finger foods (like 5-10 bite-sized pieces).

    She nurses about seven times a day.

    ETA: She isn't allowed dairy yet because she may have an allergy, so that has limited our food options.

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