When do they start eating bigger bites?

Question

My son is 1 yr and he needs his foods obviously cut up in small chunks and small bite sized sizes.

When would a little start eating sandwichs, larger chunks of fruit, whole french fries, hot dogs etc.

Answer 1

Most kids can handle bites of a sandwich before they can handle some fruits. You should still cut grapes in half, and hot dogs in HALF coins. Coins are the perfect shape for clogging a windpipe, actually. See how he does with a french fry. If he takes a bite rather than shove the whole thing in, he's probably ready.

On the rare occasion that my husband and I go out to dinner, we love to say "I don't care where we go - as long as we don't have to cut anyone's food up!!"

(I actually only answered this question so that I could tell you to go back and look at your changing table question. I left you a great tip in the comment section that I think you might find VERY helpful!)

Answer 2

Hot dogs should be cut up until they are 5-6 years-old. I almost choked to death on a hotdog when I was 5. My 2 year-old started eating whole french fries just before his 2nd b-day. Fruit can be slippery and should be cut up until they are a little older.

Answer 3

MY DAUGHTER IS 19 MONTH OLD JUST ABOUT AND SHE JUST STARTED EATING BIGGER FOODS. IT DEPENDS ON THE BABY REALLY AND THERE CAPABILITY OF CHEWING AND UNDERSTANDING TO TAKE A BITE AND NOT SHOVE THE WHOLE FOOD ITEM IN THERE MOUTH

Answer 4

i do no longer possibly think of so. If it relatively is the type you always consume then its high quality. you will possibly basically finally end up unwell in case you consume that lots food that quickly. If she relatively likes then you definately she'll settle for it despite if it would disgust her a sprint.