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Carrots and water! We are just starting solids.

My 22 month old had:

Breakfast- a big bowl of apple cinn Cheerios and milk
Snack - handful of goldfish
Lunch- chicken noodle soup (she only are the noodles and left all the chicken and veggies)
Snack - popcorn and blueberries
Dinner - chicken pot pie

My LO is almost 1yo and for breakfast she ate oatmeal with strawberries and blueberries, milk, and half a glass of a green smoothie i made for myself (kale, chia seeds, bananas, pineapple mango). She goes crazy for the green!

Lunch she had wheat pasta with broccoli and moz/cheddar cheese (I call it baby mac and cheese), grapes, plus milk.

Snack is milk and a few puffs, plus 1/4 of an apple.

Dinner she had chicken shepherd's pie with a sweet potato mash topping (that's what DH and i were eating), milk, plus raspberries and blackberries for dessert. Can you tell fruit is her favorite?

@AprilFool: E didn't like eggs much the first few times I offered it, but he eats them pretty much every morning now. As with all things he doesn't seem to like, I just keep offering, sometimes in different ways (he usually gets eggs (flat omelets) with spinach, egg and cheese).

Breakfast was a hard boiled egg, an untoasted piece of bread (her choice), and a bowl of blueberries. Lunch at her grandmothers was refried beans, rice, and an apple. Snacks after that were a cookie, a fig newton bar, a fruit leather, then a big snack of olives and salami. Then dinner was this cool curried chickpea recipe, with more rice.

She's 2. And this is a very meat and dairy light day - usually we eat more.

My 25 month old ate the following today:

Breakfast: half a serving of French toast, 1/3 of my steamed eggs (http://www.hellobee.com/2013/04/03/steamed-egg/), and 1/4 of a mandarin orange. And a cup of milk.

Snack: the rest of her mandarin orange and a few strawberries

Lunch: 4 beef and veggies potstickers (!!!), rice, steamed green beans and some pineapple. Milk

Snack: popcorn

Dinner: grilled cheese sandwich, some bulgogi with grilled onions (this is Korean marinated thin sliced rib-eye), grapes, and buttered corn kernels. Milk

Edited because I'm still half asleep!

So far she's had slices of tomato and grapes. She hardly touched her bread. She's snacking on some raisins and almonds now.

@Running Elley: Sure! I got it from skinny taste, but used chicken instead of ground turkey because that's what I had on hand. It was delicious!

http://www.skinnytaste.com/2012/11/sweet-potato-turkey-shepards-pie.html

@AprilFool: We just got a nutribullet for christmas and started making the smoothies for ourselves, so only within the past few weeks. I had a feeling she'd enjoy because she's a big fan of fruit and green veggies.

My 11.5 mo ate:
Breakfast - oatmeal with apple/apricot puree + about 2 oz. of my green smoothie
Lunch - barley, green beans, and butternut squash with some chicken stock, cumin, and cinnamon
Snack - Cheerios
Dinner - more Cheerios + shredded chicken + peas

We just started the weaning process, so she is really ramping up her solids appetite.

My 2.5 year old ate the following today:

Breakfast: steel cut oats in almond milk with flax meal, pear, pineapple, and bacon
Lunch: leftovers - ground turkey with shrimp and Swiss chard patty with rice, roasted carrots and broccoli
Dinner: Italian sausage with brown rice noodles, corn (his request), Brussels sprouts, Korean potato side dish, and snow peas
Snacks: grapes, homemade granola

I tend to be an overachiever with meals these days and offer a lot of variety. It benefits us as a whole family, but man is it time consuming. Plus LO is allergic to cow's milk, eggs, and peanuts. I have to cook to accommodate for his allergies.

@QueensBee: @AprilFool: Wow! Your 9 month olds are really out-eating mine....now I'm worried!

She had:
breakfast: some puffed kamut (like 5 pieces), half a clementine and maybe 2 ounces of applesauce?
lunch: 2 strawberries
dinner: 3 pieces of whole wheat penne in pesto, maybe one stalk of broccoli, and a few bites of chicken sausage.

she mostly just nibbles at things unless its a favorite (bread with hummus- she can put away a whole slice of bread, and still eat humus by the spoonful, or certain soups- she'll eat like 4ounces). Are your babes eating a lot or just taking bites of things?

20 months old and I don't think she stopped eating today....

Breakfast: steel cut oatmeal (made with milk as well) with blueberries
Lunch: pan seared steelhead with some cukes and French onion soup
Dinner: meatloaf, lamb chops and roasted carrots

Snacks through the day
Kind bar, banana, kind granola clusters, bag of plum organics snacks (sun butter raspberry clusters), Apple, air popped popcorn,

And also water, milk and nurse

DS is 7 months old and had:

Breakfast: Pureed blueberries! First time and LOVED them.
Lunch: A pouch of prunes. Keepin' this babe regular! Oh and a few puffs.
Dinner: Carrot and Parsnip puree.

ETA: And he was a nursing monster.

@AprilFool: Yay! E's tastes sometimes change by the day, so I try to offer a food at least 5x, and if he's still refusing to eat it (or just throwing it on the ground), I'll give it a rest and try again in a few weeks.

Today he had:

Breakfast: Oatmeal with applesauce, craisins, milk and a tiny bit of brown sugar, with a bottle of milk.

Lunch: Pasta with butternut squash puree and peas, bottle of milk.

Snack: Cheese stick and applesauce pouch.

Dinner: Leftover chicken, white bean and spinach soup (maybe I should call it a chili or stew, it's pretty thick!), third bottle of milk.

C is 6 months.

Breakfast: Oatmeal with pears and cinnamon
Lunch: Pumpkin and spinach puree
Dinner: Chicken noodle soup puree (sounds gross but he liked it!)

Also 5 5-6 oz bottles.

It's breakfast here again and she's had 2 red plums. I've given up offering bread since she hasn't touched it for days. However, she's munching on a corn waifer right now and letting me have my coffee warm while I HB