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Eats cereals,, about to add veggies, how???

Tokerkatnip posted:

My son is 5 1/2 months old, he's been eating cereals at breakfast for 1 1/2 months and at supper for 1 month. I am about to start giving him veggies at lunch and supper but I am now wondering, do I keep giving him cereal at supper with the veggies or do I stop giving him cereal at supper time???

2 Replies |Watch This Discussion | Report This| Share this:Eats cereals,, about to add veggies, how???My son is 5 1/2 months old, he's been eating cereals at breakfast for 1 1/2 months and at supper for 1 month. I am about to start giving him veggies at lunch and supper but I am now wondering, do I keep giving him cereal at supper with the veggies or do I stop giving him cereal at supper time???

cshyronia responded:

I give my baby both or if baby food is too runny I mix cereal in to make a little thicker.

Report This| Share this:Eats cereals,, about to add veggies, how???I give my baby both or if baby food is too runny I mix cereal in to make a little thicker.

hgreenwood7058 responded:

Either or. You could try just plain veggies a small amount and do a side of cereal. Or you could mix the two. I have done it both ways. Try both out and see what he prefers.

Report This| Share this:Eats cereals,, about to add veggies, how???Either or. You could try just plain veggies a small amount and do a side of cereal. Or you could mix the two. I have done it both ways. Try both out and see what he prefers.

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