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Fruit cup with 13 weeks
Klein draakjeGuest ·
Hi everyone
My son is 13 weeks old and clearly ready for a fruit snack. I tried it last week (3 spoons) and he loves it!
I know this is quite early, but he's a big boy who really enjoys eating haha.
He now weighs a bit more than 7 kg.
When did you all start giving him a few spoons of vegetables and fruit?
I started giving vegetables and fruit myself at 3 months, just like my brother did.
I also remember that the jars always said from 3 months onwards.
My son is 13 weeks old and clearly ready for a fruit snack. I tried it last week (3 spoons) and he loves it!
I know this is quite early, but he's a big boy who really enjoys eating haha.
He now weighs a bit more than 7 kg.
When did you all start giving him a few spoons of vegetables and fruit?
I started giving vegetables and fruit myself at 3 months, just like my brother did.
I also remember that the jars always said from 3 months onwards.
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My1987 #2
Oh, that's quite a bit already!
I'm also really struggling with this.
My little one is 15 weeks old. And he's really a big eater, loves getting his vitamins with a little spoon!!
He also really enjoys having a tiny piece of banana every now and then.
The health visitor said he really doesn't get enough from his bottles alone. If we're eating, he'd really like to eat with us using his little mouth.
But she said to wait a few more weeks.
So I'm not sure either for now. -
madelene #3
I started with Olvarit vegetable and fruit jars for my two oldest daughters at 6 months, because I stopped giving them formula (bv) at that age. Now with my third princess, Jasmijn, I’m still only giving her formula. That’s the only thing she gets, and I want to start with jars at 6 months too. But I notice she’s already drooling a lot and making smacking sounds, which my two oldest didn’t do at all. So sometimes I think that means she’s ready for jars. But I’m still sticking to just formula until she’s 6 months. Then I want to start giving her organic baby tea and begin with jars.
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