Boxster's 1st Rule of Grocery Shopping: Never buy more than you can fit into four sacks so you can carry out yourself. If the sacker is looking at expanding to five I have to stop him (#Matumbo) and tell him to keep stuffing the four.
Random Thoughts 15: Crystal Clear 2021 Edition
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Mutombo Geico commercial just was on. Haven't seen that in a long time.
@cowgirl836, could you please post LilMan's food preference spreadsheet.
JK don't be too mad at me.
I did actually have a spreadsheet. Lol. Never tracked preference though. As far as SaraV's question - I don't think he has anything that he 100% refuses other than spicy stuff. I did homemade purees and not much of the jarred because we pretty quickly decided small bits of our own food was easier. I did a lot of research (shocking, I know) and ended up following a different model than we had intended (the eat a bite of everything type) and went with what is basically "you provide, they decide." So we only make one meal but he doesn't have to eat what he doesn't want. Typically we'd put something familiar that he likes on there and then something newer. I'm actually really vain about his eating because after we started that like 7-8mths old, he is not at all what I'd call picky. Things come and go in popularity - blueberries were all he'd eat for a while, then they were the devil for a couple months. Now they're cool again. But he is willing to try just about anything because he knows the choice of whether to touch it, lick it, eat it, spit it out is his and we won't force him to eat anything. And when we have dessert it isn't like a special thing he eats veggies to earn. Tonight (well, he's sick so the rule then is just get calories in) he had a cookie before dinner. Still ate most of his dinner. It blows my mind that we'll sometimes give him a treat food with his regular food and he'll take a few bites, eat his other food and maybe maybe not come back and finish the treat.
The most out there foods he likes are probably things like blue cheese and sushi. Crunchy lettuce with bits of dressing is a newer venture. Of course ketchup on everything. Last night he put ketchup in yogurt. I was gagging but he took a bite. Shrimp, he really likes shrimp.
I really like giving choices. Because I only give things I'm willing to serve and it gives some power which is what toddlers crave - joke intended. He doesn't typically get to decide the whole meal unless DH and I don't care/didn't have plans but most nights we give him choices on fruits and veggies to go with the main.
and since I got tagged in I should say hi. I always intend to catch up but then I'm so far behind it's overwhelming so I put it off til I have more time to read through...........which is never.
But I suppose now is as good a time as any to mention that Little Man is going to move up to Big Brother early this summer. We'll see if 2.0 sleeps any better than the first version. Probably flip flop and I'll eat my words on being "responsible" for a good eater with a terribly picky eater but a good sleeper baby.
But I suppose now is as good a time as any to mention that Little Man is going to move up to Big Brother early this summer. We'll see if 2.0 sleeps any better than the first version. Probably flip flop and I'll eat my words on being "responsible" for a good eater with a terribly picky eater but a good sleeper baby.
Should have. I goofed up and forgot to set the timer after the flip, overcooked them they cook up quite a bit differently than a brat. the flavor is ok, but after really cooking really dry. I might try them again but will watch them much more closely. So tonight's supper was not a 10.
No I think it's funny how Iowans and others say sack instead of bag.
Plastic bag, paper sack.
I am about to hulk out on this MBA class. Have an exam that I take my time, look up a bunch of stuff while taking it and still get a 68. F this
Big moment in my life just now. Gf admitted I was right twice in a couple minute stretch.
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