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Charis is 7 mth big!

So far she is able to
• Sit well
• Crawl well
• Lunges forward from sitting position to grasp an object
• Feeds herself with a cracker
• Drink well from sippy cup
• Recognises names & faces
• Begins to understand meaning of “No”
• Imitate what we do
• Stand up while holding on to something
• Trying to walk with support
• Sleep on her own without rocking or patting her to sleep
• Say mama when angry
• Play peek-a-boo

Tried feeding Charis Banana Puree on Monday


Banana Puree

Bananas are full of slow-release sugars which provide sustained energy. They make a perfect baby recipe as they are portable and come in their own easy to peel packaging. They are also good for the treatment of diarrhoea and constipation.

Method:
Peel a small banana and mash with a fork. During the first stages of weaning, add a little milk if necessary to thin down the consistency and add a familiar taste.

However, Charis doesn't like it at all.
Yuke! Refuse to try! Trying to escape from me!
This is what Charis did when I tried to feed her.
It is so sweet~
Wonder why she hate banana so much
as like her dad!
Maybe she really doesn't like sweet food
When I tried papaya puree last round,
She also refused to try more.
But Charis really a fussy eater
Whatever we try to feed her, she doesn't like.
She will only entertain us by taking a few mouth
usually more not than 20scoops.
How do make her eat more???
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  1. MadsterNovember 6, 2008 at 10:15 PM

    Sleep on her own without patting?? I am jelous. Maddy used to be like that but now she is very clingy when its time to go to bed..... good for you!! :)
    Btw the pic of her sticking out her tongue is super cute! Love it

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  2. charismamaNovember 7, 2008 at 11:50 AM

    i used to carry her to sleep, but now her pattern changed. she will keep rolling & rolling until she fall asleep

    hopefully can remain like this :)

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