i made homemade food!!!!!!

[Alfiesmummy]

i just made Alfie home made carrots, swede, and potato, got the steamer out, steamed it, git out my hand blended blended it, prepared his feast with all the loving care and tried him with it ... and ... he hated it looked at me as if to say your trying to poisen me woman wat the f*ck is wrong with you ... im not eating this. but wolfed down his fruit yoghurt! will try just carrot tomorrow there has to b a veg this boy likes and by golly im going to find it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[nicki]

little tinker. Have you tried just butternut squash on its own? Its quite sweet so may prefer that.
Jamie always screws his face up when he tries something new, but will always eat it up without fuss after a few mouthfulls, I always say to him its yummy & pretend to eat some, I think he thinks it must be ok then!

 

[Alfiesmummy]

ooooh wats butternut squash? can i make it myself?

 

[SarahH]

I would defo recommend butternut squash or sweet potatos.

If you can be fussed mucking about with cutting and peeling the squash you can get it ready prepared just for you to cook yourself.

I would also say try adding some baby rice to the carrot and swede mix that Alfie screwed his face up at.... will make it taste a bit creamier for him.

S. xx

 

[Keely]

haha love that face they make!!! its bloody food boy!!!

Ellis hates carrots (the easiest thing to make) but loves butternut squash with pear and sweet potato with ciniman (sp) and sweet potato with leek.

Butternut squash is like pumpkin inside but it looks like... shaped a bit like a pear but lot bigger! bugger to make.... but my tip is cut it up and steam with skin on... let cool then scoop the flesh out.

good luck

xxxxx

 

[Alfiesmummy]

can i get this from co op? So al i have to do is steam untill soft with skin on and scoop soggy insides out? Right gotcha! Alfie hunni u will eat your veg mummy doesnt but you do as i say not as i do my little pumpkin

 

[Alfiesmummy]

he loves mummies cooking hahahahahaha yayyyyyyy! rang HV to see if he could have a spot of daireylea in it and she said it wou;d be good for his calcium levels but obviously only a bit so we had carrots mixed with a bit of daireylea and some of his milk and he loved it and he also loved his porridge with a spoon of fruitupa in it, my boy is such a gannet!

 

[Keely]

i didnt think u could give babies dairy till they was 6 months old??

glad he liked it

xxxxx