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Title: scrambled eggs?
Post by: Livingmom on April 11, 2006, 12:30:07 pm

My daycare lady wants to know if she can feed my 10 month old lo scrambled eggs--and I honestly don't know the answer. Also any other ideas of "real" food that babies can be eating?

Thanks!
Judy

Title: Re: scrambled eggs?
Post by: 15milner on April 11, 2006, 12:35:37 pm

Scrambled eggs with just egg yolk.  Can't do whole egg scrambled eggs until age 1.  I used egg yolk to do
'eggy bread' / french toast.

A

Title: Re: scrambled eggs?
Post by: Sylvia. on April 11, 2006, 12:58:12 pm

i did the same, eggy bread/french toast with just the egg yolk

Title: Re: scrambled eggs?
Post by: *Natasha* on April 11, 2006, 22:15:19 pm

I gave my DD scrambled egg with the yolk the other day for the first time. My Child Health Nurse saif if she is ok with the yolk then i can try the whole egg as long as it is cooked well.

Title: Re: scrambled eggs?
Post by: EmMUK74 on April 12, 2006, 11:58:49 am

my health visitor says you can use the whole egg as long as it is cooked thoroughly as scrambled, or eggy bread or omlette.  However now reading your posts I am worried - I wonder what is right?  ???

Title: Re: scrambled eggs?
Post by: corrina01 on April 12, 2006, 12:32:09 pm

On reading Annabel Karmels book from 6 months old, they can have well cooked scrambled eggs, hard boiled eggs and omlettes with the whole egg, as long as you WELL cook them.

Title: Re: scrambled eggs?
Post by: notenoughshelfspace on April 12, 2006, 14:42:51 pm

Been giving my little one scrambled eggs since she was 9 months old; the whole egg and not too runny. I love the fact that she loves it because i know if I am out in a restaurant and I have nothing to feed her I can always order her that