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I just realized that when you have an early arrival baby, you experience a longer than usual newborn phase It’s so crazy when I hear people say that their baby was smiling at 6 weeks, and stopped the witching hour and started playing and holding their head up at 8-10 weeks…. I’m like woah that was like peak crying for my baby 😅My baby is almost 4 months (2.5 adjusted) and he’s no where near rolling over and is still working on holding his head up. He also just recently found out that his hands are his favorite chew toy! LolI’m not upset about any of this, it’s just so interesting having a different experience than full term babies! via /r/NICUParents https://ift.tt/lA5xTem

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What the title says. My LO has been making some sounds since 4 months, but from one day to the other (just turned 8 months) she’s constantly babbling while playing, eating, anything. She can string a few different sounds like “daaaadaaadaaa” to “beeeeebeeebeeee”. It’s SO. DAMN. CUTE. When she looks at me and she makes these sounds like she’s trying to speak, I melt. It’s like a dopamine rush, makes me feel like this must be true happiness (until I get tired of it?). Who knows. I’m just so proud of her, my heart explodes with love. via /r/NewParents https://ift.tt/J2kYMcg

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When our littles are teething, it’s normal for their appetites to dip as they might feel uncomfortable because their teeth are coming in. It’s also common for gag reflexes to resurface due to the discomfort. Soothing sore gums prior to mealtimes can sometimes be helpful. You can try cold celery, frozen waffles since they defrost quickly, other frozen foods like fruit and vegetables are a choking hazard and should never be offered to our littles, frozen teething rings with liquid inside should also be avoided because they become too hard for babies gums (per AAP), but frozen popsicles and ice cream are fine as occasional treats to help with sore gums. What we usually do when my little guy is teething, (my son still only has 7 teeth and he’s 16 months, lol) is I make soup for him and I take soft bread and dip it into the soup so that he can eat it more comfortably that way. He loves it and it’s much easier on his gums and he loves it. I usually buy a whole chicken at the store, cut it up as best as I can and boil the entire chicken in our Dutch oven for a couple hours, and then the soup is just soooo delicious. I throw in some veggies about half-way through and they cook down nice and soft too, it’s super delicious and I don’t bother adding any salt to it so he can have as much of it as he wants. Here’s that recipe, too – Teething Chicken Noodle Soup4-5 bone-in chicken thighs 5-6 bone-in chicken legs A large head of celery trimmed5 peeled whole carrots 2 medium to large onions halved 8 cups water 2 heaping tablespoons of knorr chicken boullion 2 bay leaves 1 box of orzo All the garlic as your heart desires (peeled and whole)In a heavy bottom pot, place all ingredients into pot – cook on medium heat for 2 hours. After two hours, pull all chicken skin and meat off of bones, discard bones and skin and chop chicken to desired pieces. Remove all veggies, place into food processor or blender with a cup of broth from the pot. Blend all the veggies to puree, and add all puree back to the pot. Continue cooking for another 30 minutesServe over rice or orzo for best experience or any other cooked pasta. (this is obviously a large batch, which you can freeze in portions for future teething spells when they arise. If wanting to freeze it, I would make the noodles separate and put the noodles into the bowl when serving baby so that you don’t freeze the soup with the noodles in it). via /r/BabyLedWeaning https://ift.tt/WhZj5K2

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Every time I try and cook something for my baby I feel like it’s SO bland since I don’t add salt to her food. I tried making her salmon, peas, and brown rice the other day and it literally had no flavor. I used a bit of garlic powder but even then it was bland and she didn’t want to eat it. I try putting some cheese on her food to give it more flavor as well.I’ve never been a great cook to begin with, but I can make a few solid dishes. What are some seasonings or other tricks you use to add some flavor to your babies meals? via /r/BabyLedWeaning https://ift.tt/AFb9rwd

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Basically my little one is in a phase of refusing various random foods and just spits it out . So I cooked a batch of lentils today with veggies ,mashed them and put them back in a jar with a lid ( one of those baby food jars you get in the supermarket) I did a big show of removing the jar and opening the top and feeding her from the jar and she gobbled it 😅😅😅 Basically I learnt that if she sees me cook then it’s a no but if she sees it’s from a food jar then hell yes 🙈🙈🙈🙈Not sure if it helps others ,but just wanted to share . Babies being babies . via /r/BabyLedWeaning https://ift.tt/Rndlo2E

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