8 months old and ready to start eating grown up food?! No way!
Malia has always been a really good eater. There are no foods that she doesn't like (gets that from the Weber side of the family- no picky eaters!). She likes everything and has been doing so well that we decided to let her start eating "grown up" food. So for dinner one night, I made pineapple chicken, rice and zucchini and let Missy Miss have some too! Lo and behold- she liked it! Of course I still made sure she got her normal amounts of nutritious baby food, but it was fun letting her feed herself while we enjoyed dinner next to her.
On the menu: chicken, pineapple, rice, zucchini, bananas and avocados- yum!
We worked off the calories after dinner by letting Malia slide all around the floors. She is such a great vacuum;) She has mastered the art of the army crawl/ slide, and while she is not getting up on her knees yet, can get around just fine!
8 months old and ready to start eating grown up food?! No way!
Malia has always been a really good eater. There are no foods that she doesn't like (gets that from the Weber side of the family- no picky eaters!). She likes everything and has been doing so well that we decided to let her start eating "grown up" food. So for dinner one night, I made pineapple chicken, rice and zucchini and let Missy Miss have some too! Lo and behold- she liked it! Of course I still made sure she got her normal amounts of nutritious baby food, but it was fun letting her feed herself while we enjoyed dinner next to her.
On the menu: chicken, pineapple, rice, zucchini, bananas and avocados- yum!
We worked off the calories after dinner by letting Malia slide all around the floors. She is such a great vacuum;) She has mastered the art of the army crawl/ slide, and while she is not getting up on her knees yet, can get around just fine!
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