When we got back from Jan & Bill's on Memorial Day, I decided it was as good a time as any to start the cereal routine. I put a BIG bib on her and mixed up the cereal with formula. I put her in the bouncy seat on the kitchen table and offered her a bite. Here's her response:Caleb insisted on helping, so he put his hand on top of her head and talked her through it. He's such a good big brother!
After a couple of bites, she decided she liked it after all. By the time we were finished, she was grunting between bites to get more. She watched that spoon like a hawk to make sure I wasn't taking it too far away.
She made quite a mess. This doesn't even do justice to what she did by the end of the feeding. It was all over her face, in her hair, on her legs and even in her ears.After a couple of bites, she decided she liked it after all. By the time we were finished, she was grunting between bites to get more. She watched that spoon like a hawk to make sure I wasn't taking it too far away.
The next night, Nola was much less impressed with the idea of spoon-feeding. She cried and screamed and pretty much just wanted a bottle. The next night was better. We're pretty sure she has the hang of it now and plan to introduce vegetables soon.
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