Or do they just eat them dry?
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Dry or pure maple syrup for her to dip. She's almost 22 months and I probably only let her start using maple syrup in the past 4ish months?
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I make them with apples and bananas so they are sweet enough when dry. DH will sprinkle confectioners sugar on them, but that's an issue for a different thread
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I am bad. I cut up her waffles and put them in a dish and let her eat them while she watches cartoons. This is only on the weekend mornings.
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She's used syrup a couple of times but I like to spread a thin layer of peanut butter on them and she really likes it! I just started doing that about a month or two ago though (she's 19 months - we did introduce peanut butter at a year but it didn't occur to me until recently).
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Dry for now (maybe with a teeeeeny bit of butter if we're out and the restaurant already has place a melting beach ball of butter on it). She's not ready for dipping yet (19 months).
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We started giving her a small amount of syrup to dip them in around 18 months. You could put a but of yogurt on it if he doesn't like the dry texture.
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@oliviaoblivia: haha if we're eating out I always ask for no sugar or butter and it drives me crazy when they forget! I will literally shake it off and scrape. LOL
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Dry or thin layer of peanut butter!
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Bit of buyer and pure maple syrup
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Applesauce!
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They're sweet already (I make them with sweet potatoes), but she gets pureed fruit mixed with whole milk plain yogurt as a staple every morning, so I'll let her dip them in there if she wants. Sometimes she does, sometimes she doesn't.
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Butter, real fruit preserves or a teeny bit of maple syrup. She also likes to dip them into applesauce or yogurt.
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I guess we are the only ones that give her syrup. It is a small amount. Just started last week at 11 months. This is the only sugar she has had.
I didn't even think about peanut butter. I will try it this weekend.
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Jam, butter, peanut butter.
Maple syrup if we have any!
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Nothing yet. She's still too much of a messy eater for me to willingly give her syrup
She seems to really enjoy them plain!
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@BelugaBean: peanut butter is the best!! I even tried it once and it was pretty good.
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Dry or with homemade jam or peanut butter.
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So far just plain. And she is NOT excited
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@Smurfette: When did you introduce peanut butter?
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@rahlyrah: probably like 3 weeks ago, so around 10 months. Our pedi told us at 9 months it was fine to try it. I just kept putting it off. I gave her a little on a puff. She has had a couple sandwiches with it since then. She isn't a huge fan of it though.
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Butter and/or peanut butter. He LOVES them.
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She was eating them dry now I put peanut butter on them.
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He eats them dry still (15 months)
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@Smurfette: For second I thought I was the only one who put a lil syrup on!!
You started PB at 9 months? Did you freak out- I am pretty nervous (I don't know why neither DH or I are allergic to anything) Uur pedi said to wait till 12 months- but I kinda want to try earlier since so many on here have an haven't had any issues -
Dry, but we usually give her a little side of syrup to dip it in.
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@cheert16: The pedi told us at 9 months to try it to try and fatten her up. I was too chicken and didn't do it till like 10-10.5 months. I was so scared too but neither of us have any allergies as well. So you aren't alone there.
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DS eats them dry and if they are frozen waffles, he wants to eat them just like that-frozen! Such a strange little guy sometimes
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peanut butter or apple butter. we use real maple syrup and that stuff is expensive! most of the pancakes I make have pumpkin sweet potato in them, so he'll happily eat them dry when we're out, too.
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Just butter!
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Dry or peanut butter!
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dry. though once we went to IHOP and they gave her a small cup of butter with her french toast. she at the french toast, and then ate the butter with a spoon! kids are weird.
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I dip them in yogurt, applesauce or mushed up strawberries and blueberries.
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dry, she won't eat it with anything else!
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I warm up a little bit of frozen fruit and mash it to make a fake baby-friendly compote
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Butter or applesauce
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peanut butter spread across, or she likes to dip waffles in yogurt (well anything she will dip in yogurt) or dry. No syrup, I'm hoping to avoid syrup for a long while.
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i make the waffles with sweet potatoes, but i will sometimes put a tiny bit of maple syrup on them. If i'm feeling fancy, microwave some frozen fruit into a sauce.
He's not really a fan of PB. Plain yogurt sometimes too.
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Butter or peanut butter
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Butter and pure maple syrup since about 18 months (she saw is eating it with syrup). Sometimes I make blueberry compote (blueberries with honey and cinnamon) but that's usually only when we have guests
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