Ioanna Angouraki, Dietician and Nutritionist, writes about the transition from purees to solids When and how? A subject of infant nutrition that scares all parents is transitioning from purees to solids. I’ll try to answer a few basic questions in this article: When should it take place? How can I help my child transition to solids and eat normal food? ...
You always ask me what I feed the little hands in the afternoon, and what I used to offer in the beginning of blw. I have a reply here, one that answers both questions! It’s something I published in the past (published on @littlehands_blw), one that you’ve often asked about, and has finally found its place in the blog. And ...
If I moved tomorrow and had to choose one thing to take with us for the little hands, then that would be his learning tower. And why that instead of his little table? Because the learning tower offers the little hands self-confidence and independence and has truly made life easier even for me. But let’s take things from the beginning ...
How can one start writing such a long story, full of all kinds of emotions? I go back and I recall my incredible anxiety and stress. Anxiety for the long-awaited introduction to solid foods, and stress about the reaction the little hands would have to it. Baby-led weaning or pureed foods? Vegetables or fruits? In a plate or not? Endless ...
What is Baby-Led Weaning; Baby Led Weaning (BLW) is an alternative way of getting into solid foods when the baby is about 6 months old or developmentally ready. It is a relatively new infant feeding method, which made its first appearance in England, Canada, and New Zealand, although it’s becoming more and more popular worldwide. What makes it superior to the ...
