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Claire
Heinz Baby Nutritionist

Just when your little one's got the hang of purees, along comes another weaning challenge - lumps!

We'd love to hear your stories about how and when you first gave your baby lumpy food. What was the reaction? What foods worked well and what was rejected? Do you have any top tips for us to share? We'd love to hear from you!

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  • Leneh, Cheshire
    I avoided the whole issue by giving my baby finger foods from day 1. He's my 4th and I wonder why I went through all that hassle with the other 3 when this works so beautifully. The only disadvantage is he won't let anyone else feed him!

    Date posted: 28.12.11 | Report

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  • Claire, The Heinz Baby Nutritionist
    I avoided the whole issue by giving my baby finger foods from day 1. He's my 4th and I wonder why I went through all that hassle with the other 3 when this works so beautifully. The only disadvantage is he won't let anyone else feed him!

    Date posted: 28.12.11

  • Ashleigh, Nottingham
    A good idea of introducing babies to lumpier foods is bread soaked in a small amount of water with a stock cube for taste.. It doesn't completely soak the bread, which leaves small amount of bread to chew on

    Date posted: 19.12.11 | Report

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    Comment: A good idea of introducing babies to lumpier foods is bread soaked in a small amount of water with a stock cube for taste.. It doesn't completely soak the bread, which leaves small amount of bread to chew on

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  • Claire, The Heinz Baby Nutritionist
    A good idea of introducing babies to lumpier foods is bread soaked in a small amount of water with a stock cube for taste.. It doesn't completely soak the bread, which leaves small amount of bread to chew on

    Date posted: 19.12.11

  • Jen, Teddington
    I've just started introducing lumps by using thicker purees, fingers crossed my little angel will like it!

    Date posted: 15.12.11 | Report

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    Comment: I've just started introducing lumps by using thicker purees, fingers crossed my little angel will like it!

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  • Claire, The Heinz Baby Nutritionist
    I've just started introducing lumps by using thicker purees, fingers crossed my little angel will like it!

    Date posted: 15.12.11

 
 

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