Nadine loves her food, just like her Daddy.
Daddy has allergies, therefore Mummy has been trying different types of food on Nadine very slowly. So far, she's had brown rice cereal, carrot, pumpkin, porridge, carrot porridge, fish porridge, broccoli and pork porridge, in that order. She likes them all! Yes, even broccoli. Good girl!
Mummy had read somewhere before that a bb tend to like to eat whatever her Mum liked to eat when she was pregnant. Mummy had consciously eaten a good variety of food when she was pregnant. So maybe that's why Nadine's such a good eater too! :-)
2 comments:
hey so not true. i ate alot when I was preggy and i ate all sorts of things. n Zia doesn't seem to eat that much leh. I tink it's becos of daddy that's why Nadine loves to eat. which is a good thing.
By the way.. don't give bb too much fish k. Though the older folks say that fish is good. Some give everyday which is too much. (Miin)
here's the info
Fish and fish products
The Food Standards Agency recommends that you shouldn't give any fish or shellfish to babies younger than six months, because there is a small chance that they might have an allergic reaction.
Children should also avoid eating any shark, swordfish or marlin. This is because the levels of mercury in these fish can affect the development of children's growing nervous systems.
Don't give raw shellfish to babies and children, as they are a high food poisoning risk food. Fish, especially oily fish, should form part of a healthy diet. Children and adults are recommended to eat at least two portions of fish each week. At least one of these should be oily.
Fresh fish such as salmon, trout, cod and haddock, canned fish such as sardines and pilchards, as well as fish products such as fish fingers and fish cakes are all nutritious foods for young children. Avoid giving fish canned in brine to babies, as it is higher in salt than fish canned in oil.
ya... must take care when it comes to fish coz of all the toxins being emptied into our waterways.. fish with fins and scales are good coz they are high in Omega 3 fatty acids. hee hee... she's a cutie. :)
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