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@Smurfette: I meant to add to my comment yesterday (sooo exhausted, damn DH"s snoring lately) that when we first started, I cut her up pieces that were pea-sized. so even though it seemed extreme, and super tiny, she learned to chew them up quickly! I only gave her a couple pieces at a time because she hoards food in her mouth. lol.
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@MsLipGloss: I agree! I just ordered some sippy cups cause her teacher said that she isn't drinking much at all but tries to steal other kids cups. Worth a shot! Girlfriend is going to make me grey with worry about her not drinking enough.
@sorrycharlie: I made DH go sleep in the guest room Sat night. He was so congested and kept waking me up. I will try cutting them up more too. But peas are pretty small already and she will pick one up, put in her mouth, and then spit it out. -
@Smurfette: ugh I wish we had a guest room. I almost slept on the couch last night, but didn't wanna deal with going up and down the stairs every time LO woke up.
does R have a texture thing? maybe if you try some apple in a mesh feeder she can check it out? O refused meat until I cut baked chicken up into bites the size of baked beans and mixed it in. she thought they were all beans and ate it all, like magic, she started eating chicken. I'm so mean..lol.
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@sorrycharlie: I don't think it is a texture thing. Cause if she isn't eating dinner at all. If I spoon feed her dinner, I can sometimes sneak in veggies and then she eats them fine. R isn't a fan of chicken either.
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