Add that to my feeling that suddenly I just cannot keep up with his appetite - going from eating every 3-4 hours to every 1-3 was quite a jump. I gave it a week or so to see if it was a growth spurt, but it just kept lasting and lasting.
One of my most favorite things was making baby food for Guthrie. Loved it! So of course I've been looking forward to doing it again.
I did, however, find this first meal challenging to manage. Getting a meal on the table for us as well as for Laithe well, the timing has changed! I'm pretty hard core about these first few months of food with my babies and so we almost always have a separate meal. I think with Guthrie we started sharing our whole meal when she was about 12, maybe 18 months. One of the reasons for this was that we chose to keep her diet vegetarian until she was at least 12 months, if not longer. I'm not a fan of the ground up meat thing. If you don't have molars I'm not feeding you meat. Aside from the fact that with Guthrie we couldn't always afford to have organic/grass-fed/non-CAFO meat. Which should then make me think - if I wouldn't feed it to my kid why would I feed it to myself? This does not apply to donuts of course. This time we've secured our farmer-supplied sources of meat, but I'm still leaning toward the vegetarian route.
OK I will get off my soapbox and just tell you that it was a joy to dig out my worn copy of Super Baby Food to refresh my memory.
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Such adorable pictures - sure hope at least the 1st one gets put on the first planned jump drive that will be sent to me!!! Looks like Guthrie was pretty excited to be able to feed him "real" food :)
Oops, I should have said "spoon-fed" food rather than "real" food!
oh my goodness, he is just crazy cute! such a fun time! and i bet guthrie loves feeding him. :)
You are such a good Mom!!!! He is so cute, sitting up and hair and all.
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