question/HELP

November 3, 2000

I am answering this from what I have seen with . The texture of

foods makes all the difference with . He eats most foods like Tara

does but he has certain foods that although they taste the same, the texture

is not and he WILL NOT eat them. Although he is only 16 months old (in 3

days) he definately lets you know when he does not want it in his mouth.

Debbie gives him those French Toast sticks, scrambled eggs, sausage links or

patties broken up, or dry cereal, depending on how much time she has in the

morning. He really loves the french toast sticks though. Hope this helps.

Janice, Grandma to , , , and (DS) 16

months.

question/help

>Hi everyone, I need some help/ suggestions, about breakfast foods.

>Tara{Ds} and are going on 20 months.... has made the transition

>to " regular " instant oatmeal, Tara spits it out every morning this week

>so far, it looks like she doesn't like the texture of the oatmeal,

>although, she still likes her " baby " oatmeal, which is smooth in

>texture.This confuses me, cause for lunch she eats strips of grilled

>cheese on whole wheat bread, she loves the " toddler " dinners, and pasta,

>has known to eat small pieces of pork chops, steak, mac-n-cheese,

>creamed spinach{trying to think here}any suggestions??? Does this sound

>like a texture/sensory issue here? And how do I solve it? I'd love to do

>away with the baby cereal altogether, maybe I can't? She also loves to

>chew on crackers and cookies?????????????

>

> Gail.........Bobby 6 1/2, Jillian 4, and Tara{Ds} 19 months

>

>

September 10, 2009

I just drank my kefir this morning not realizing someone else finished our

milk!!! I have no milk to put on the grains. I do have 1/2 and 1/2 and dried

milk...can either one of these be used to cover them just for a while until I

can get milk?

Kandy

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