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Hello! My name is Joseph Woodrow Stevens and this is my Blog. It's called Rabbits'
Blog, because that was the name Mummy and Daddy gave me when I was still
in Mummy's tummy. (Apparently Daddy's sister wanted to call my Daddy Rabbits
when he was born!)
Anyway, Mummy and Daddy write stuff down here about me, 'cos they seem to think it's interesting. I just like all the pictures of me, 'cos I'm gorgeous! I hope you like what Mummy and Daddy have written here. Let them know if you do. They'd like to hear from you!
Lots of love and kisses!
Joseph xxx
Monday, July 24, 2006
Getting used to solids
Pureed baby food. It looks like it might be difficult to make but it is well easy and takes barely any time. So far he has only had pear and apple and there has been some good results and some indifferent. Today was better and I think I've worked out why. It seems that he prefers more thick solid food.
My pear puree was the first attempt and was very liquid and he didn't really like it (some said it was just because it was pear but that's daft!) but today I made some apple puree and mixed it in with the pear. He was much happier with it as it was lumpier. I guess he equates it more with the sort of food that you should have on a spoon. We now have a highchait for him and that is much easier as his hands are occupied with things other than knocking the spoon out of my hand.
posted by Emma @ 2:47 pm
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