DD is 7 months old and we're doing baby-led weaning. She only eats a tiny bit of food, not even every single day. Is there any reason, once a baby starts solids, that they need to eat some every day? We're going on a short trip in a couple of weeks and will be staying in a hotel so I won't really have the means to prepare her food. I suppose I could stop at the store and pick up an avocado or something simple that I could cut up when we go to my BIL's house. But I'm just wondering if that's even necessary. Thanks for your input. :-)
Nope! Breastmilk/formula is all a baby needs until a year. You can always offer her some of whatever you guys are eating, but not necessary :)
Quoting Autumn355:
I dont think so. From my understanding babies dont actually need solids until after a yr. Its just to kinda get them used to it.
What others said. As long as you plan to nurse on demand she likely won't even notice since you'll be in an entirely different environment.




- mjrex87
on Oct. 4, 2012 at 4:51 PM