We interrupt our current programming to give you the following message. While I was typing the first paragraph, my baby got into her butt cream and tried to eat it for supper. True story. I wouldn't mind much because I, even after two kids before her, I still haven't figured out what to feed a toddler who only has eight teeth yet eats more than my 4-year-old and who is too old for baby food yet too young to eat regular supper with us. However, butt cream is $18/10 oz and never goes on sale; hence, I object. Generic vaseline, however, is another story... So yeah, that's why I shouldn't be blogging, like, ever, or my kid will end up with irritated bottoms and a mask of zinc oxide on their face.
So it would be very natural to dedicate this post to my kids, but I won't. Instead I will stop right here because the baby is finally at this cute to the nth degree stage that won't last forever, and I just can't miss it for blogging!
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ReplyDeleteMy 14 month old has um... 6 1/2 teeth and no molars yet. He seems to have possible sensory/swallowing issues and not having teeth makes feeding him regular table food somewhat unpleasant at times.
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14 months too! She used to have some swallowing issues when very little. She would stick out her tongue and push the food out of her mouth until 7 or 8 months old. This is the only child of mine to do it. But we did overcome it, so I feel for you.
ReplyDeleteCheerios in milk, chicken soup with carrots and pasta, yogurt, cottage cheese, etc.
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