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Nearly a whole year has flown by since your little one entered the world – which means it's time to get party planning! Family and friends will be so excited to share this big milestone with you and your baby. So pass the cake, balloons and party hats! In the meantime, we're asking that all-important question – what do you do with a picky eater? |
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Month 11 news
‘Cruising' may well be a familiar sight around your living room these days. That's because your little one is well on the way to walking already. Don't worry if they haven't taken those precious first steps yet – this can happen any time between 11 and 18 months. |
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The Expert View
Family mealtimes are a wonderful time for you all to bond – and you might soon be thinking about introducing your little one to the big dinner table! When your baby starts eating with the rest of the family, just watch their portion sizes. Babies can get easily overawed by big meals, so give them a little bit first and then add more food later if they want it. |
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Need to know
Your baby's poo has probably changed a lot since you started weaning – but don't worry, that's to be expected! Tummy troubles can be common with babies and there are some easy things you can do to relieve diarrhoea and other issues. Whatever the condition, make sure to keep your little one hydrated. |
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Tip: Record mealtimes
Try a baby feeding chart to keep track of what new foods your baby has tried. Print a chart. |
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Tip: Keeping your cool
How do you cope with a fussy eater? Most mums get frustrated at some point – but as difficult as it can be, try to stay calm. Force feeding your baby won't help and is only likely to make them more upset. |
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