Complementary Finger Food for More Than 8 Months
by Memorial trip
Favorite
Difficulty
Normal
Time
20m
Serving
2
In fact, children over eight months old have gradually become more autonomous. They don’t like the action of being fed, and prefer to control it by themselves, such as the process of giving themselves food, so we have to slowly give more to the children starting from eight months. Make finger foods that fit their months of age. Many mothers say that they don’t know how to make finger foods. The so-called finger foods can be eaten with their hands. There are also finger-like foods, or they can be eaten with their fingers dipped in various muds. The food can be called finger food. In the eight months, their grasping ability is getting better and stronger. You can make some strips of food for them, and you can make a little more at a time, because some of them will be wasted at this time. Don’t stop, he’ll count as much as he eats, and his heart must be big. Now you allow him to do things on his own, and then eating complementary foods will become more and more relaxed.
Why do so many children do not like to eat complementary foods now? A big reason is that we do too much work as parents, and the desire to control is too strong. Eating is the child’s own business. What we have to do is to provide food and teach them how to eat. The actual practice is to need them little by little. To learn, we can’t help the child during this process. If you think your child’s food is dirty and can’t stand it, and you always think about feeding your child to save trouble, then you won’t be able to save trouble when he gets older.
So we must respect the children's own needs to eat, let go of your desire to control, respect the children, and you will finally see a baby who eats deliciously!
The finger food taught today is very simple. All kinds of vegetables can be cut and steamed. They must be steamed and can be pureed with a spoon."
Why do so many children do not like to eat complementary foods now? A big reason is that we do too much work as parents, and the desire to control is too strong. Eating is the child’s own business. What we have to do is to provide food and teach them how to eat. The actual practice is to need them little by little. To learn, we can’t help the child during this process. If you think your child’s food is dirty and can’t stand it, and you always think about feeding your child to save trouble, then you won’t be able to save trouble when he gets older.
So we must respect the children's own needs to eat, let go of your desire to control, respect the children, and you will finally see a baby who eats deliciously!
The finger food taught today is very simple. All kinds of vegetables can be cut and steamed. They must be steamed and can be pureed with a spoon."
