Anonymous wrote:What exactly is the problem with pureed carrots for a 6 month old? I'm at a loss.

Me too. I just fed my 6 mo old jarred carrots today. Also, for foods like carrots, I'm pretty sure you're supposed to use the jarred version (instead of homemade) bc of nitrates.

What exactly is the problem with pureed carrots for a 6 month old? I'm at a loss.

Anonymous wrote:If I needed that level of control (which I don't necessarily find unreasonable) I switch to a nanny or stay at home.

+1



Also, realize how lucky you are that THIS is such a big deal to you.

Anonymous wrote:I would sue them.

Hahahaha

OMG - you mean he didn't expire from eating carrots without you?

Anonymous wrote:I would sue them.

Hahahaha

I would sue them.

Aren't the carrots healthier than grains?

Grains are worthless.

Anonymous wrote:Then stay your ass home and tend to your own baby.

This clutching is silly.

+1

A 6 mo eating carrots doesn't sound like an issue. Explain why you're so upset.

Let it go. I have kids 12 and 16. Small issue on your end. Get over it

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:If you can name one good, logical reason as to why it is an issue that your baby was fed puréed carrots, I'll side with you OP. Do you have a family history of anaphylactic reactions to carrots?

Maybe OP feels disappointed that her baby experienced his/her first tastes of solid food -- a milestone -- without her? I can certainly sympathize with that feeling.

OP stated that she sent oatmeal, a solid, to daycare with the baby. So, this wasn't the baby's first taste of solids. It was merely his first taste of carrots.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:If you can name one good, logical reason as to why it is an issue that your baby was fed puréed carrots, I'll side with you OP. Do you have a family history of anaphylactic reactions to carrots?

Maybe OP feels disappointed that her baby experienced his/her first tastes of solid food -- a milestone -- without her? I can certainly sympathize with that feeling.

+1 I can empathize with you OP.

I'd be more upset with them not following my wishes. I'd ask the director to have those involved review the policy in how they feed the children. My DC's school has charts that say what child can eat what food. and they are supposed to review the chart before each meal.

The baby room color coded everything for each child. All of Larla's cups and milk had blue tape, Larlo's had green.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:If you can name one good, logical reason as to why it is an issue that your baby was fed puréed carrots, I'll side with you OP. Do you have a family history of anaphylactic reactions to carrots?

Maybe OP feels disappointed that her baby experienced his/her first tastes of solid food -- a milestone -- without her? I can certainly sympathize with that feeling.

Yeah, that pretty much sucks.

But something like this is also kind of par for the course with a baby in daycare.

No need to be mean about it--it is obvious that it is upsetting but other than checking in to be sure t was an accident, there is little else to be done.

Unless it is a pattern of accidents....then start looking for new care.