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Prepare Baby Food

by Shinu Cecil
(Dubai, UAE)

I prepare baby food for my 17 months old son that’s mashed. He refuses to eat rice and vegetables which is not mashed, but still likes to eat fruits and biscuits. I stopped giving him mashed rice and veggies recently and I am encouraging him more to take solid foods.

For his breakfast he has oats or cornflakes (which has been ground and mixed with milk). Then he has 1 half boiled egg a little later. Lunchtime I try to give him little rice (which has been boiled very well), curd, some veggies and fish. But he refuses to eat. He spits out the rice even if I put it in his mouth.

He used to eat at least 3-4 mouths before, but now not at all. He likes to eat solids like fruits and biscuits. How can I make him eat rice and veggies… or am too hasty with this?

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Solid food
by: Anonymous

Babies and solid food are strange things. If only kids would do things the way we want them to, but they seem to have some mysterious agenda all their own. It is all phases with kids ? there will be a mashed food phase and then there will be an i-want-your-food-only phase. If your baby likes fruit, that is great; biscuits not so much.

Could it be that your son is filling up on the biscuits and then does not have the appetite for the rice and veggies you would rather he have? Other than that I think there is a fair bit of variety in your baby's diet. I would not specifically worry too much about the details of the solid food.

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