Yeah if it’s a really pronounced effect my money would be on vitamin D since it’s actually a direct action hormone, not just a vitamin.
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And yes you can get vitamin D on its own. Tease out variables.
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Thank you! I’ll grab a vitamin D supplement alone (or the tri vi sol which doesn’t have iron) and se what happens…
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Worth a try! If it works well you can also play with morning dosing versus afternoon and see what gives you the best effect.
Oh and with or without fat containing foods.
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With is easy. This kid is a huge fan of avocado and butter (will like just… Grab the butter while I’m cooking and bite out a chunk)
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Knows what her body needs! Myelinate that shiz girl!
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Life kit is just! So good!
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How much butter is it okay to let my child just eat in chomps?
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Depends on the poo is my theory. I also try to add other fatty foods like sardines and peanut butter and flax oil during butter phases.
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lol. Ravioli did not have this. But would she be interested in butter ON other things, or do you think she’s just liking the chomp feel
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IDK about mini grey, but my butter monsters will respond by licking the butter off. As a little kid my grandparents gave me a liqeur glass of cream after dinner, so I understand their point of view.
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Idk she loves corn on the cob but when I tried to swap her stick of butter with a buttered corn cob she got mad.
Very into lots of fatty foods lately - avocado, cream cheese, really any cheese. Peanut butter. Almond butter.
Ok I have lots of questions today.
- What is the oldest leftover you would feed a 1 year old? I’ll eat chili I made Monday but I’m not sure if I should let her eat it.
3… I forgot 3. Standby for brain reboot.
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I throw leftovers out within a week if not eaten. Unless it’s fish. Then it gets 1 day instead lol. Too many bad experiences
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As long as it sniffs ok, tastes ok, and I would eat it, I’d feed it to the one year old
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Oh right. Mo keeps trying to steal the cat’s baby blanket. Where do you get really soft blankets? Like little ones that are more comfort objects than bedding?
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If I would eat it or feed it to Mr. Meer, I’d let my kid eat it.
Also I’m over here cheering all the fat-food seeking. My string-bean kid wanted ramen for breakfast and I added butter to it and I have half an avocado with his name on it for after school. Tomorrow (because I was magically with it today to prep it) he’ll get a peanut butter and chocolate smoothie as second breakfast.
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I’m glad for it. My kid is average for height but below average for weight. Bulk up buttercup.
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I bet the answer is target. Everything is at target.
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Umm cut up microfleece? Isn’t that a fabric that’s really soft and doesn’t need hemming? So you could get a yard or so of it and cut up smaller sections, easy peasy. Just thinking of comfort object fabric swatch (tea towel size maybe) being easier to deal with than a bigger thing.
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