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Our tech team has launched updates to The Nest today. As a result of these updates, members of the Nest Community will need to change their password in order to continue participating in the community. In addition, The Nest community member's avatars will be replaced with generic default avatars. If you wish to revert to your original avatar, you will need to re-upload it via The Nest.
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Feeding a toddler
DD is very small and at her last appointment they told us we need to start coming in for monthly weight checks. Before that, she'd eat pretty much whatever we gave her to an extent. Lately though it's been a struggle at every meal but usually by dinner she will eat. She's almost 20 months. Tonight we hit an all time low with hardly any food all day and just a few bites at dinner. She does want to eat fruit tonight but we really need her to eat something more fatty. Would you just let her have the fruit or hope that she gets more hungry and eats what was fixed for dinner? Any other tips for adding fat to her diet? We've being giving her plenty of avocado and peanut butter and adding oil and butter to things. How can I get my child to eat?!
Re: Feeding a toddler
No more baby siggie pics. Boo.
DD had to do monthly weight checks until age 2. She is still pretty small but the Dr. says she make just be on the small side, right now G is 26 months and only 22lbs, she hasn't tripled her birth weight but she is gaining in height.
We used a lot of full fat dairy and gave her as much milk as she wanted. I think this messed us up a bit because she would fill up on milk and then wouldn't eat. We really started feeding her all day long. She has little snacks all day but it gets her to eat more
Does she have things she likes? I would start there. Oh and at her age dipping is pretty big, we got G to eat a lot more if we let her dip whatever in some sort of condiment or sauce.
Did they give you an ideal weight gain?