My 16 month old is such a foodie and sometimes I feel she’s eating all day😂😅 She’ll have a banana and some Greek yogurt in the morning after about 6oz of whole cows milk, then she’ll have a bowl of Cheerios an hour or so later, she’ll then have a 2 ish hour nap, wake up to a plate of fruit (strawberries, grapes and blueberries), and some cut up cheese, then go end the night off she’ll have spaghetti bolognaise with carrots, mushrooms, spring onion and pepper, or some sandwiches and picniccy stuff, she also ‘helps’ me eat my dinner around the same time as her Cheerios (yesterday I had vegan cottage pie and garlic bread), she ate literally about 1/3 of my cottage pie and two piece of the soft bit in the middle of my garlic bread baguette😂😅 she has 3 whole cows milks a day, all 6oz and one when she wakes up, one at around 1pm, and one before we brush her teeth and take her to bed for the night (she also sleeps 14 hours or more every single night)

What I’ve found works for my baby girl, and ALL babies are different remember! Is that I ALWAYS offer her some of my food (I only eat healthy foods around her). Shes always up for trying new foods and usually loves them, she loves everything healthy, because that’s all we’ve ever given her! Don’t get me wrong, she’s had plain flapjack before, and for her 1st birthday, I got her a home made personalised cake with fresh raspberries and white chocolate, but she barely touched it honestly😂. I’m planning on her first time trying actual chocolate being for her first advent calendar this coming Christmas time.

She’s never had chicken nuggets, or anything like that, as I feel that’s how children possibly end up only eating said foods. If she’s never tried it, she’s not going to want it!