She wouldn't breastfeed either, so ended up having lunch of expressed milk, as that's easier and less painful for her to eat. The Calpol and Calgel might have helped too.
We did manage to get a pic of the new bib in action though:
Wednesday, 31 October 2007
Cheese and steamed veggies
Hannah's having problems cutting these teeth again, so was a bit upset and not very interested in food this lunchtime. I offered her some red leicester and emmental cheese, along with some steamed parsnip and carrot batons. She did spend a bit of time sucking at the cheese, but it was very lacklustre and after only ten minutes or so the crying started, so I took her out of the highchair.
She wouldn't breastfeed either, so ended up having lunch of expressed milk, as that's easier and less painful for her to eat. The Calpol and Calgel might have helped too.
We did manage to get a pic of the new bib in action though:
She wouldn't breastfeed either, so ended up having lunch of expressed milk, as that's easier and less painful for her to eat. The Calpol and Calgel might have helped too.
We did manage to get a pic of the new bib in action though:
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I read somewhere that peppers are good for teething pain, as they contain an analgesic (I think that's what it is anyway!), so a good one to wean on as teeth are coming through
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