Mmm lovely porridge that looks like sick
Ada is just a child who wants decent food, is that too much to ask??
Ada is just a child who wants decent food, is that too much to ask??
I had to laugh when she dropped that muffin, it sounded more like a rock cake when it hit the table, no wonder she didn’t want to eat it!
Yes! But it has made me feel so much better about my fussy 3 year old when I did absolutely everything by the book.I’m new to following her (currently weaning my baby) and it seems to me that sharing so much about Ada’s eating habits aren’t the best advertisements for her books for tips when it comes to tackling fussy eaters, or even with the wholly veg led approach in the very early days. Essentially the takeaway seems to be that some kids are fussier than others and there’s not much you can really do about it, which is fine, but don’t then try and sell me a book telling me what I should do about it!
You mean you didn’t just get some leftovers from the leftovers from the fridge like she does every dayI cooked a recipe from her baby weaning book this evening. Currently raging because the advertised 5min prep was actually more like 45min of prep by the time all the veg were finely peeled and chopped. And whilst I know I’m not the best cook it defs wasn’t just me being slow- I swear there was no way to do it all in anywhere near 5min!
Wtf is thatIs she actually joking?! It’s no surprise poor Ada is off her food and has been vomiting when she serves up this type of monstrosity for dinner
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It’s sad the way she criticises Ada all the timeI find it bizarre that an adult who is seemingly not hard of thinking doesn’t understand that sitting in a coffee shop is boring for a 2 year old. Sure some kids are placid in nature and will do that but it’s hardly a revelation that going to a coffee shop isn’t a fun trip for a toddler and they want to leave as soon as they’ve finished their drink or eaten their snack. I can imagine how smug she was with Raffy and how much she judged parents who had children who didn’t just sit still.