Weaning Month 5 years, not like vegetables much ….?
We have just started to wean our daughter as she is our first that are fully novice at it! Basically we have been following the self-help books and Huber and started baby rice once a day, did not like that and not actually swallow any guy who gives up his own theme. My question is that we have initiated in fruits and vegetables mashed potatoes, it became clear that she loves applesauce or pear (including mixed with the BR) and eats a solid cube of approximately 40 ml. Vegetables are another story and we tend all over the place when we finished. Is about 2 tablespoons carrot, cabbage and sweet potatoes mixed with milk and then after that spits and starts wimpering. Is it common that children prefer sweet salty? I guess it's the same as young children (who prefer sweet compared to green beans!). Does anyone know of any other vegetables Suitable for Phase 1, which would it be?
I had the impression that fruits and vegetables should not be open until 6 months. Fruit is always easier, or at least have been with my 3 years, only keep trying over the vegetables. They say it can take 10 tries before a baby reaches a new food.
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