Feeding

I’m with you on this. I’ve started using the snack pouches for lunches. My twins aren’t interested in solids at all so it’s been a task.

Really struggling with this too. Even with leftovers it feels like it takes too long and I can't get anything done! He's starting to eat so much more too so sometimes he's eating for 35/40 minutes and I bring him to work with me 🥴

It really is one of the Hardest parts of having a child. I try to find food that you can make a bunch of and then freeze. We always have cottage cheese pancakes and meatballs frozen so its quick to heat up and serve for easy meals when needed and I save the harder meals for when I have the time and mental capacity

Like Sammi said; prepping things you can freeze and just thaw really saves me too. We also do the cottage cheese pancakes, or a muffin prepped in bulk earlier in the week. We are vegetarian so I will blend bulk peas, green beans and corn with garlic and just chop finely and freeze/thaw portions a day or two before, then just toss with chopped garbanzo beans often, which takes a minute to prep and just give him a scoop of cottage cheese with fruit. Just easy meals.

Or things like toast strips with avocado, and then oatmeal and fruit and a cucumber or shredded carrot * prepped ahead*.

@Beth mine eats for like an hour, she eats so slow which is good for her but 😩

What are you eating for lunch? When we have gone out to eat I bring something he eats well if there isn’t anything I want him having from the restaurant. Or if we are busy busy I make a smoothie with spinach, kale and fruits to take on the go.

My daughter is still trying to accept food and she eats a few things then throws everything else on the ground. I gave up giving her big portions because it's so wasteful. She won't drink water so I have to add water to her milk.

@Nicole I honestly don’t really eat lunch, I eat a late breakfast and then just snack on fruit then dinner