Aren't his "droopy drawers" funny? He's got these little skinny legs poking out of his big onesie :) 
posted by Full of Grace @ 3:34 AM
Thursday, May 18, 2006
Aren't his "droopy drawers" funny? He's got these little skinny legs poking out of his big onesie :)
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4 Comments:
He DOES have scrawny little legs. Aren't you feeding that boy?!?!?
You'd think that with you and Bob being such master chefs (which I know from eating food you've prepared), he's had at least a few rolls on him!
I am feeding him, believe me! It's sort of hard lately though because he is starting to become picky and he won't eat many things at all. I don't want to "cater" to him, but I don't want him to always be hungry either. My consolation is that I am still nursing him, so he's not completely starving, but I don't know what I'll do once he isn't nursing very much or at all anymore. What did/do you do when your kids absolutely refused to eat their food, and I'm not talking about just a little bit, I'm talking about him not wanting to eat bkfst,lunch or dinner!
Maybe I'm setting myself up to crash and burn, but sometimes he cries so hard, that I try to find something he'll eat so he doesn't go hungry.
I just kept trying and stuck it out (you'll remember, though, that my girls tended to be on the "robust" side, anyway, so I knew they had food stored away, too!). In between growth spurts, their appetites sometimes disappeared, and I figured that once they were truly hungry enough to eat, they'd eat!
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