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Chunky food
When did you start and how did you start...I think Aiden still needs the top two teeth to come in before I let him in on finger food and chuncky food...but I was wondering when you all got started and what you started with...I don't remember with Alejandro that was such a long time ago 
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aiyana was just under 7mons, we started with real ripe bananas, when the skin is black. she now eats gerber puffs, mangos, peaches, potatoes(like in potatoe salad), rigatoni, mac n cheese, bake beans, bananas and crackers. she just got her bottem teeth so shes gummed everything pretty much. she chews really well though, her jaws are so strong. im sure aiden would do great if you started now
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03-07-2007, 09:09 AM
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Around 7 months.
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03-07-2007, 07:31 PM
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Thanks Jess...I think I'll try some of your suggestions...I just don't want to wait till he finally gets his upper teeth...he's 8mnths already and I think the longer I wait the more chance he'll reject chuncky food...
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03-07-2007, 09:03 PM
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ur welcome hun, most of the stuff is from off my plate lol, Del Monte makes mango dessert that has chunks of mango in it, aiyana loved it and looked super cute chewing. her and i are going to have fruit cocktail tomorow yum  |
03-07-2007, 11:49 PM
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One good food I would suggest is Gerber's meat sticks. They melt down pretty fast. Jaunie isn't so good at chewing yet and manages these pretty well. We still watch that she doesn't gnaw off too big a chunk though. |
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Thank you! BTW where do you buy them? I haven't seen them yet at the store...I'll have a look as I have to buy baby food again..thank yo for the suggestions Ladies
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03-08-2007, 10:23 AM
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which 1 the meat stix or the mango stuff? the stix are amonst the toddler food, around the puffs and lil dried fruit thingies. if ur store sells de monte baby food, the mango will be in there somewhere
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03-08-2007, 10:27 AM
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ok I was asking about both...thanks
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ur welcome. some stores dont have the mango stuff for some reason, i just went to get more at a differnt store and stared at the baby food for 15mins lol. i did get a mango tho to cut up and got some of thoes fruit cups, tropical kind with white and red papiya and pineapple and ima put the juice in her cup
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