He loves it. Sweet potatoes, carrots, butternut squash, bananas. Heās milling it all. But itās a no no on the bainne.
Have you tried giving him a nutribullet?
[QUOTE=āfenwaypark, post: 1107743, member: 276ā]Did you try this
http://www.mandyhaberman.com/haberman-feeder[/QUOTE]
Ta FP. Havenāt tried it. Iāll be picking this up tomorrow if thereās a boots open. If this works itāll be more valuable than any other tip you ever gave me!
Heās too young for the mix of fruit and veg so Iām just rubbing them on him like a lotion.
He is better off.
McCabes in Dundrum stock them. Donāt think you can get them in Boots. Most chemists will order them in for you.
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Our lad never took to a bottle at all. We tried loads of them. Youāre probably better to leave the bottle at this stage as some parents find it really hard to get off the bottle. Our lad eventually took some from this cup and he still uses it a year later
Could your wife express and then feed him that in a bottle? Thatās what Mrs Locke did back in the day and it worked.
Done it, still doing it. No dice. He knows what he likes.
Any tips for not losing the temper when your 3 year old is gone bananas?
I tend to find punching the wall out of sight of mother and child tends to help ease the pressure valve somewhat.
Sit them down and explain to them in a calm, logical fashion that their behavior is unacceptable.
Yell her you wonāt feed the big monster under her bed, and heāll get hungry in the middle of the night
Replicate the behaviour like the TV ad, pal. The one where the kid is lying on the ground kicking and screaming in the supermarket and stops once the mother lies down beside him and joins in. That seems like a good tactic to me.
Tell her youāll give her away to the tinkers
Get Totti to post her picture up in the COTY thread
Have you tried slapping the little bollix?
Just ignore it, they will go to sleep soon enough at this time of the day.
KP, the question you proposed was how to keep in control when your kid goes apeshit
sadly mac and a few of his cronies answered the question āwhat to do when your kid goes apeshitā
on behalf of the forum i apologise
deep breaths, leaving the room, NLP techniques can all be used to keep in control