Feeding bigger chunks of food

Re: Feeding bigger chunks of food

• dulcemariamar1 member

  January 2014

  I think it depends on the baby. My LO gets really nervous and frustrated if I give her a big slice or piece of food. She has chocked twice (not gag) on food so I decided just to do small pieces for now. We will try again later.

  

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• OhBaby+2013 member

  January 2014

  I didn't do blw either and I'm trying different sizes all the time. At first I would cut blueberries in half and now he is good with a whole one. Raspberries I still tear in half and he adores pancakes so I usually cut them in strips but then tear a strip up into 3 or 4 chunks and give it one strip at a time. As others have said I need to give only a bit at a time or he will just ram his mouth full.

  

  
  

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• jobiann member

  January 2014

  DS has almost regressed with eating, he is so picky all of the sudden and things he would eat weeks ago he will no longer. I think it's a combination of teething and his cold. I hope he snaps back soon. He needs to eat his veggies and that is one thing he isn't good at eating right now. 

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• ==N== member

  January 2014

  Dd doesn't do well with bigger pieces. Like an animal cracker she'll shove the whole thing in her mouth. But if it's too big to fit the whole thing in, like a piece of toast, she'll take small bites. I'm hoping the real big things will eventually get her used to taking bites.

  
  
  

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