LO is 17 months and i haven't really given her spicy foods. But this past weekend we were at a friend's place and she was serving up spicy sausages. LO would scream and grab her tongue, but kept grabbing for more!
I guess spicy foods are fine now!
LO is 17 months and i haven't really given her spicy foods. But this past weekend we were at a friend's place and she was serving up spicy sausages. LO would scream and grab her tongue, but kept grabbing for more!
I guess spicy foods are fine now!
GOLD / wonderful pea / 17697 posts
We didn't hesitate very long before offering it to him...maybe at 7-8 months? It was jambalaya, and it was pushing my heat tolerance.
He ate two bowls.
hostess / eggplant / 11068 posts
I haven't given her anything yet. DH wants to but I'm hesitant.
wonderful clementine / 24134 posts
We have slowly introduced stuff that we knew wasn't TOO hot. She loved salsa for a while!
cantaloupe / 6086 posts
we didn't worry about age, and I like to cook spicy stuff, so probably pretty early - I figured she would spit out what she didn't like. she has always had a high tolerance for it, but sometimes she will say things are hot or touch her tongue (old enough to communicate now). I came to daycare at the end of snack the other day and she was eating salsa with a spoon . . .
pomelo / 5789 posts
I never worried about it...I figured he'd let me know if he doesn't like it. At 9 months he's had jalepeno, tikka masal, rogan, vindaloo etc
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