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 What's on the high chair plate?, Kiddy version of what's for b'fast/lunch/dinner threads |
| *****030812 |
 Oct 2 2009, 09:07 AM
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QUOTE(Renee` @ Sep 28 2009, 08:44 PM)  Jaydee, I am sure I have said it before, but gosh Levi is a good little eater..I am very jealous LOL gotta remember the age difference though Renee. Taylor use to eat everything I gave her for dinner, not anymore! No offence Jaydee. But can we fast forward to 18 - 24 months to see if Levi still eats all of his dinners please  |
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| Jaydee |
Oct 2 2009, 09:28 AM
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Oh, believe me, we certainly have those "CHEEESE!" moments (said while looking with digsust at what's on his tray)
Thankfully he's currently into doing whatever his Daddy does, and thrilled with using a fork, so we manage okay. And my dear child has learnt the word "cookie" and also tries that one on |
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| Smooch |
Oct 2 2009, 09:31 AM
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Breakfast: Acocado on toast, grapes, strawberries, kiwi fruit
Morning Tea: Arrowroot biscuit Lunch: Cauliflower & cheese sauce Afternoon Tea: Fruit salad (grapes, strawberries, kiwi fruit, apple) Dinner: Baby pasta with mince & homemade sauce, custard Channy do you have a recipe for your Chicken and Cheese balls? Jaydee do you have a recipe for your chickpea patties? Matilda is really into finger food and refusing to be spoon fed. Something for her to hold onto, yet still getting nutritional food into her would be a great help. I'm running out of ideas! |
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| Renee` |
Oct 2 2009, 09:34 AM
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Kaele & Miller's mum <3 Group: avid user Posts: 20,806 Joined: 24-March 04 From: QUEENSLAND Member No.: 444 |
QUOTE(¤Amy¤ @ Oct 2 2009, 09:07 AM) gotta remember the age difference though Renee. Taylor use to eat everything I gave her for dinner, not anymore! No offence Jaydee. But can we fast forward to 18 - 24 months to see if Levi still eats all of his dinners please True, Jaydee, I hope that he keeps up the yummo eating, i wouldn't stop if I had all those things given to me hehe. Kaele would eat everything and anything, now things don't really stretch much past vegemite, weetbix, and youghurt LOL -------------------- K&R - 260205 KBW - 031107 MAW - 220310 Love.Laugh.Live. |
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| Jaydee |
Oct 2 2009, 08:24 PM
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Today-
Breakfast: Vegemite toast, banana, cheese Morning tea: At Mums, but most likely it was fruit Lunch: Again at Mums, I think it was pasta with a broccolini and sweet potato sauce Afternoon tea: Corn cakes and cheese Dinner: Refused his chicken lasagne in favour of my Chinese  And then had a few bites of a jam doughnut. |
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| ~Emma~ |
Dec 10 2009, 09:31 AM
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 Artist formally known as Blizzy Group: avid user Posts: 7,682 Joined: 4-July 05 From: South Coast, NSW Member No.: 5,671 |
BUMP!
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| tess88 |
Dec 10 2009, 01:25 PM
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7am - Sippy cup of milk Breakfast: 1 weet bix mashed in milk, a yoghurt and half a banana. Morning Tea: 1 Arrowroot biscuit. Lunch: Left over savoury mince, apricot & bran bar, cheesymite stick and an apple and fruit bar. Dinner: Most likely skinless sausages, roast carrot, roast pumpkin, peas and corn. Then if he is still hungry he will have some diced mango. --------------------   |
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| -Megs- |
Dec 11 2009, 04:16 PM
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 Truly blessed mumma of 4 precious boys Group: avid user Posts: 14,376 Joined: 31-January 05 From: Melbourne Member No.: 3,279 |
Breakfast - banana pancakes with nutella
Lunch - was a bbq for DH work so they both had sausages in bread Dinner - pumpkin and ricotta canneloni and garlic bread Dessert - strawberries and a little bit of ice cream --------------------  Our angel baby Tillie, forever loved, missed and in our hearts. |
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| *****030812 |
Dec 11 2009, 05:04 PM
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B: 2 x kids weetbix with A2 milk
MT/Lunch: 1/2 banana, 1/4 apple, 2 slices wholemeal toast with nuttelex, 1 x vita-weet, thick slice of cheese D: roast veges dipped in pear puree, pasta spirals, 1/2 banana, 2 cubes fresh pineapple ETA: add in 4 teaspoons of ice cream for dessert! terror! She heard the home ice cream man, so then asked for some ever so nicely after I came back inside so I dug out her stash but only gave her a small amount before putting it back |
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| Busterella |
Dec 11 2009, 05:28 PM
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Breakfast: bacon an eggs
Mid morning snack: apple Lunch: salad with french dressing Afternoon Tea: biscuit Dinner: Spagetti Bolognaise Dessert: grapes and a tiny bit of ice cream --------------------  OUR WEDDING PHOTOS - JUST CLICK ON THE PHOTO AND VIEW AS A SLIDESHOW |
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| Jaydee |
Dec 11 2009, 06:37 PM
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Yesterday-
Breakfast: Scrambled eggs, toast, banana MT/Lunch: Cheese, corn cakes, sultanas, a Cheesymite scroll, cup of milk, and some Little Kids Apple Bites (I think that's what they're called) AT: Yoghurt. Then some more sultanas and some Little Kids (?) Corn Somethings. I was cooking, so he had his own bowl for stirring and 'cooking' with those in it. Dinner: Chicken drumettes with a throw-together marinade, mashed potato, and steamed veg. Today- Breakfast: Banana, vegemite toast. MT: Cubes of cheese, corn cakes, sultanas. Lunch: Pasta with corn and mushrooms, in a sweet potato sauce. And a piece of buttered bread. AT: Half a banana and a finger bun (treat!!). Dinner: Tonight is takeaway night, and we got Thai. Levi scarfed the prawn crackers they gave us, mostly ate his 'freezer meal' (risoni, from the freezer stash), but gave my Pad Thai a good go as well |
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| ~Kristy~ |
Dec 11 2009, 06:50 PM
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 "Just keep swimming.." Group: avid user Posts: 3,507 Joined: 30-May 07 From: Sydney Member No.: 13,793 |
Today Kaia has had
BF- 2 weetbix & milk, 10 cherries halved and pip removed MT- Banana Lunch- Oven chips AT- biscuit when she woke up (late) D- chicken cottage pie --------------------  K: 17.10.08 F: 02.11.10 |
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| tess88 |
Dec 11 2009, 09:19 PM
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Breakfast: Two slices vegemite toast(crust removed), half a big banana.
MT: Apricot and Bran Bar. Lunch: Cheese, rice cakes, diced mango, apple bar and a biscuit. Dinner: Chicken and corn. -------------------- |
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| Channy |
Jan 3 2010, 05:35 PM
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 Dealing with life's curve balls Group: avid user Posts: 2,807 Joined: 13-February 04 From: Queensland Member No.: 121 |
Bumping as I need ideas!
B - PawPaw, 1 piece Toast with Philly Cheese, Grapes MT - Was asleep, so just a bottle before bed L - Broccolli fritata, 1/2 banana, Tub of Apricot Yoghurt AT - Apple and Strawberry Fruit Puree D - Pasta Bol + Piece Bread, Pieces of Orange, Blueberries and Banana Custard -------------------- Chantelle & Karl 28th August 2004  Aidan Erich 20 Dec 08 Tabitha Alexandra 18 Jan 13 Maximilian 10 Feb 11 (RIP) & 3 other little stars watching over us |
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| ~Emma~ |
Jan 3 2010, 05:42 PM
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Artist formally known as Blizzy Group: avid user Posts: 7,682 Joined: 4-July 05 From: South Coast, NSW Member No.: 5,671 |
Thanks for bumping again Channy!! We have started giving MT and AT now, and i lose inspiration quickly on what to give herr!!
Sophie had a daddy day today so quite boring  B- weetbix with milk and peach puree mixed thru MT - arrowroot biccie L - pumpkin puree AT - arrowroot biccie again D - pumpkin and pea puree (yes, he likes the orange food) and apple and strawberry puree-------------------- |
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