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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Mine is 19m and her major foods are fruits and veg (broccoli, blueberries, bananas and avocado are favorites), any kind of cooked beans, cubes of tofu, cubes of cheese, eggs (usually fried and cut into pieces), oatmeal, yogurt, bread, rice.  We offer meat, but so far she isn't into it.[/quote]

That sounds like a diet! LOL[/quote]

A diet?  Wow.  I'd hate to see what your children eat!  How is this a "diet"?  My 21 old month eats about the same things...almost exactly actually!  We don't offer meat though because we are raising him vegetarian.  [/quote]

I am the one who wrote that and I said it b/c my child is really underweight and those foods would not help her gain weight. We actually eat a mostly unprocessed diet and I only shop at Whole Foods and TJs and I READ ALL LABELS AND INGREDIENTS. If there is an ingredient in the food that I don't understand, I don't buy it. But when you have an underweight child, eating just fruits, veggies and meats with nothing processed doesn't cut it. I have to give my kid lots of cheeses, pastas, eggs, crackers, etc but I always buy organic and ones with the smallest # of ingredients and highest quality of ingredients. I am sure your 21 months old is not underweight like my child and that's why I said it sounded like a diet. So you don't know anything if you say "I'd hate to see what you eat" b/c I am sure my family eats a hell of a lot better than yours![/quote]

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