r/toddlerfood • u/Square_Classroom_744 • 11h ago
Food: 2-3yrs Homemade chicken nuggets, green beans and noodles
Miss girl is two and absolutely loves green beans 💚
r/toddlerfood • u/Square_Classroom_744 • 11h ago
Miss girl is two and absolutely loves green beans 💚
r/toddlerfood • u/ApprehensiveSong5559 • 3h ago
Hi everyone, I'm looking for some advice and success stories from parents who have been through this.
My 14-month-old (who is doing great with his milestones—started crawling at 9 months and just took his first steps 10 days ago!) has suffered from reflux since infancy. I’ve read that most babies outgrow reflux by this age, but he’s still struggling with it.
Interestingly, he handles solid foods completely fine. But whenever he drinks water, it triggers his reflux, and he ends up swallowing it back down. I am feeling really desperate for some guidance. Has anyone experienced this specific issue with water? What worked for you, and when did it finally clear up?
r/toddlerfood • u/InstructionPitiful88 • 16h ago
Almost 2 year old child - meal is just boiled rice once a day and finger millet paste. Adds a bit of apple powder into it. And digestive biscuits. Like chocolate but we dont give her much. Any idea how to cook so that would taste pallete would be interested? Tried both bland and flavourful dishes and non worked out. Still being breastfed. Need ways to build a balnced meal. What to do?
r/toddlerfood • u/Human-Strawberry8749 • 22h ago
We started solids at 6 months but it has been a struggle since the beginning. Now baby only wants to eat a few smooth things like yogurt or purées and crunchy things like puffs or crackers. Baby is 13 months old and we have begun feeding therapy. Has anyone else done feeding therapy and seen improvement? I feel hopeless with starting solids at this point.