Aimee has always been fussy from day one. Now that shes getting a bit older I'm not sure what to do with her. She will eat most foods at some point but then not eat them the next time. At least 5 days a week 90% of her food ends up in the bin. I don't know if to offer her something else instead? I don't want her being spoilt but I don't want her starving to death either. When I give her something that only last week she loved but now she s just pushing it away, should I cook her something different? Shes so tiny and skinny other wise I wouldn't even consider making her something else.
Fussy eater
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dont worry too much, she wont starve herself to death.
Ive had this one out with the doc before, he says if jess hadnt eaten for a whole week then I was to bring her back. That never happened.
Mines go from being great eaters to very fussy. Trouble is they dont really like the same things
one likes cheee, one hates cheese, both hate eggs, I love eggs.
Ive had this one out with the doc before, he says if jess hadnt eaten for a whole week then I was to bring her back. That never happened.
Mines go from being great eaters to very fussy. Trouble is they dont really like the same things
one likes cheee, one hates cheese, both hate eggs, I love eggs.
