DS does not at all but DD loves them. I hoping she's like me and loves her fruit and vegetables but I'm surprised she likes peas. Peas aren't my favorite. I'll eat them but if I can, I might pick them out of my fried rice.
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Not puréed, but she liked them frozen and in a mesh feeder when she was around 5 months. Now at 7.5 months, she'll eat them just plain. She seems to like all food though.
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Nope! It's the one food so far she refuses to eat.
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He hated pureed peas but fresh/frozen are one of his favorite things on the planet.
I'm the same - I think canned peas are disgusting (and that's what pureed tastes like) but fresh are delicious. -
Not puréed, but it was one of the first things we did as finger foods and they would gobble them up like it was a special treat. They still eat peas several times a week!
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Never gave it to her puree... But she likes regular peas!
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He never refused any pureed food and at almost 2.5 he doesn't turn down much. He's eaten lots of peas since they are such an easy finger food. He's not a good eater as far as quantity, it can be hard to get him to eat a reasonable amount sometimes but he doesn't seem picky about what he eats.
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Yep! Puréed peas were the first food I gave her and she was obsessed!
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Not pureed, since we do BLW, but frozen peas thawed and "popped" or lightly squished. DD loves them, eats them by the handful!
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Yes!
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Nope won't eat them puréed but loves whole peas. I hate them in any form.
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Yes, she loved that and spinach!
Still does at 16 months not pureed of course
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Yes but he likes everything! Green beans were the least favorite but after a few tries now he loves them too!
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Neither really liked them puréed but they will eat regular peas.
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Charlie loved them. Can't remember if Olive did, but they both loved peas cooked in butter when they were older.
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My DD wouldn't touch purées peas at all. That's actually the only thing that she would spit out on a regular basis. But now she LOVES peas. Especially frozen right from the bag! Hahaha makes it easy on my part!
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