a bilingual mama's personal blog: on raising a (bilingual) child, living a fuller life, adventures of Mochi the cat and a little bit of everything. "pinono" is how Little Guy used to call piano :)
Tuesday, August 20, 2013
Mochi in a box
Mochi loves going inside a box as much as the cat next door. And I like watching her in a box as much as any other cat mamas :)
Tuesday, August 13, 2013
Baby food - 7 month old
We've introduced many new foods this month. Some LO loves, some he doesn't :( Here are the summary of the foods he tried this month.
And I was right! I found silken tofu at a different store, pureed it and gave it to him, and this time he loved it :) I'm glad because tofu will become one of the important protein foods if I'm going to feed him vegetarian meals.
I usually microwave tofu for a minute or two, and process it in my baby bullet. At the time of this writing - the age of 8 month - I just mash it with a fork instead of making it really smooth.
I was teased that our baby loves tofu and kale - yup, it sounds like my son! lol
By the way, we took him for his first swimming the other day.
Isn't this adorable?
oh and huggies swim diapers are awesome!
Oatmeal cereal
LO didn't like it at first - probably because it's bland? - but he likes it when it's mixed with fruit. Phew. I really wanted him to like this cause rice cereal seems to have a constipating effect on him. Oatmeal cereal became a staple for his breakfast. We love Earth's Best Organic Oatmeal Cereal!Tofu
He didn't seem to enjoy it at first :( He should've been used to the taste of soy from soy based formula, though. I thought, perhaps it was the texture he didn't like because I gave him pureed firm tofu (I couldn't find silken tofu at that time), which was drier and less smooth than silken tofu.And I was right! I found silken tofu at a different store, pureed it and gave it to him, and this time he loved it :) I'm glad because tofu will become one of the important protein foods if I'm going to feed him vegetarian meals.
I usually microwave tofu for a minute or two, and process it in my baby bullet. At the time of this writing - the age of 8 month - I just mash it with a fork instead of making it really smooth.
Carrots, peach, daikon radish
He loves them all :) Daikon radish becomes sweet when steamed for 15-20 minutes, which makes a fun baby food IMHO. It's a staple baby food (and beyond) in Japan.Spinach
LO liked it at first, but after a few sittings, he started to show dislikes to it. Now he doesn't eat it at all even if mixed with rice or other vegetables :(Kale
However, he likes kale! I thought kale would taste more bitter and he'd prefer spinach to kale but the reverse was true for him. Maybe because I ate a lot of kale (but not spinach because there were some food poisoning incidents) during my pregnancy?I was teased that our baby loves tofu and kale - yup, it sounds like my son! lol
By the way, we took him for his first swimming the other day.
Isn't this adorable?
oh and huggies swim diapers are awesome!
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