That makes perfect sense. Dax refuses to touch greens and his favorite vegetables are (in this order) sweet potatoes, carrots and squash and he has them everyday. When I first started feeding him solids, he loved green beans and peas. Not anymore. Well, he'll still eat the pureed peas and green beans. But when it comes to trying to feed it to him in it's original form he politely spits it back out. Or shakes his head and sweetly says "nah nah nah." Like he's saying "thanks, but no thanks."
By the way let me express the one and only thing Dax has given me a hard time about so far. Eating!! Dax is still on pureed food (some I buy - lunch, the rest I just blend up myself), aside from eggs and berries and the rare occasional dish [pizza]. He'll eat any kind of bread in it's usual form; crackers and what not. But, that's about it except for berries. It worries me and frustrates me. The frustration is obvious. The worry part: I'm afraid of him losing weight if go through the process of how the experts say to correct consistency or refusal of food problem (if they don't eat it, don't feed them anything else or etc.). I'm having a hard time executing that.
Anyone went through this same thing? If so, I'd love some tips. I've heard of food therapy for consistency problems but don't know where to start with that.
My mom says it's payback. She said I was extremely finicky right up into my teens.
In the meantime I don't know why we spent money on pumpkins for decorations... we could've just dressed Dax in an orange jumpsuit and sat him on a bail of hay because at the moment he's living up to his nic name of pumpkin head. ;o)
At least it's not this dramatic anymore...
The Orange nose
From Autumn 2009 |
From Autumn 2009 |
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