Best baby snacks according to redditors

Our child has the opposite issue, he loves solid foods and hates slimy foods. Have you tried something like Gerber's Graduates (http://www.amazon.com/Gerber-Graduates-Crunchies-1-48-Ounce-Canisters/dp/B000MXHQTS/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1452528757&sr=8-1&keywords=gerbers+lil+crunchies)

We started off with that because they are solid but literally melt in your mouth as soon as you put them in so it was a good transition for him.

Also on the teeth brushing, we face the same issue. It is near impossible to get him to brush and we have tried different ones like banana brush, curious george brush which he likes etc. Right now it is a daily struggle to get him to brush in the morning and night but it is important to keep trying.

For sometime we just let him roam around with a banana brush and he will just go around rubbing it around his mouth which is still better than nothing.

Another technique which we have had some success with is taking a picture/video of him brushing and showing it to him. This worked a couple of times where he tries to copy that but he likes phones/iPads so much that just becomes a distraction. Next we are thinking of printing it out and showing it to him.

Congratulations, brother! Absolutely nothing like it.

My first is turning 1 in 14 days. It's the most stereotypical and most true thing you hear: it goes so freakin fast.

He complicates so many things. My free time is relegated to when he's sleeping. I barely get the work I need done (self employed) and going out to eat is a chore.

And every second is worth it. It's awesome.

Sleep when you can, enjoy every moment, take lots of pictures and in about 6 months, buy these. Thank me later.

You could also look at Rice Rusks if your little man has some teeth... my daughter loved these from about months 8-12.

Rice Rusks

They are nice because they dissolve really quickly - start with really small bits if you are nervous about them.

Have you tried any of the gerber puffs? Again - may or may not be ready QUITE yet - each kid is different... but those are great to help with those fine motor skills they will need to deal with more slippery solid foods.

Riddle the First: Wine
I’ve heard tell that wine can be paired with fruit and cheese. Because I’m a classy lady I would have no trouble substituting traditional cheese for some White Cheddar Cheez-its:
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Riddle the Second: Broom
Do you know how dusty White Cheddar Cheez-its are? Of course I need a broom to keep my side of the dormitory clean!
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Riddle the Third: Hat
What “classy lady” wouldn’t want a miniature top hat headband fascinator? I just hope its not too distracting to the other students…
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Riddle the Fourth: Book
I chose a muggle book of fiction I’ve wanted to read for a while now, The Windup Girl, by Paolo Bacigalupi. I’ll give you a prize if you can say “Bacigalupi” three times fast…
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Riddle the Fifth: Trunk
Cards Against Humanity would be stowed away in my trunk. What better way to learn about all my new housemates after sorting is complete?
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For Bonus Points: Cape
I need variety! Why wear the same boring old cape day after day if I don’t have to? With Dancing Colors Scarves I could have a different colored cape, or a cape of many colors, anytime I pleased!
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