sorry despn - dessertspoon
teeth - er well, none... but they annoy him abit every now and then
as for chewing, he gnaws mashes etc.... the toast he pretty much just sucks on but hey, its a habit i'm making if nothing else of eating toast at breakky
as for the weetbix, they are really gooey and sloppy so no trouble there... millk arrowroot biccies are gummed to disintergration point, though doesn't eat ALL of the biscuit... maybe half
as for where they fit in....
morning breast feed say 5 (though today was 7) back to sleep (may not want to feed at 7 if he wakes up then... hence trying to break habit... though it does give me a 7am start)
breaky 7.30ish
smoko 9.30 before nap by about 30 min or so
breast feed before nap always has been a fast quick feeder regardless (fast letdown too)
lunch twelvish and breast feed again before nap at 2ish
arvo smoko around 4 or after nap
then tea at 6
I should point out that his cousin who is about 10months older doesn't eat this much - but lo has always loved food, awhile back I wasn't giving him anywhere near this much and he had lots of night wakings, and s-i-l suggested i try feeding him more...and presto it worked, or it could have been coincidence.... i stop offering the minute he turns his head from the spoon.... oh and i started the minute he looked interested in what i had (at the time a nectarine...which he liked ALOT) he also likes to demolish a whole pear, slice of watermelon, apricot (sour face....!!)
also, a medical prof told me its important to make the step from smooth puree to not so smooth at a critical time (i think when they can do the pincer hold) or else they may reject the change.. not sure how true it is, but my food processor only does chunks (say carrot, meat, broccoli) about the size of arborio rice...it goes goes down well, though you can identify carrot at the other end!!LOL oh, and we didn't stick on plain rice cereal for too long either as we got held up pretty well, so we started new stuff pretty quick.
hope this helps...
my mum says my bro survived the first 3 years of his solid food life on custard, jelly, weetbix and bread and butter - that's all he would eat... his son is the same.... coincidence??? who knows, but i'd sure use that excuse if it made me feel better!!!
hey chicane... you can freeze just about anything i've found... i never bothered to cook some fruits...although i didn't mind them changing colour either, but just food processed em all.... we only go to town once a month, so i get organised after i've been shopping... sometimes the weetbix can be a bit tough on their belly too apparently, but again i'm no doctor so can't say for sure...