As you know, every week we ask you a question so that you can answer it in our Answers section and vote on the responses of other users. We also announce the most voted response of the previous week.
Conflicts between siblings is a matter that worries parents a lot, and it is not for less, since we want to foster a good relationship between our children. Therefore, this week we want to ask:
How do you resolve sibling conflicts?
How do you manage jealousy and fights between them? Share with your parents your formula to foster a good relationship between siblings.
Last week's question
Last week we asked you a question related to the start of complementary feeding: When did your baby start eating pieces?
The most voted answer was that of iskandervv who told us:
I have been waiting to see if the days went by and someone was encouraged to write whose son had not started straight to pieces, but it seems that they have all followed the BLW method from the beginning or those of the purees do not dare to write.
So there I go… My son will turn three years old in two months, and for the moment he just wants purees. Ale, I have already said ... For more than a year, eat the fruit in small pieces, and of course eat bread, and cookies. In fact, the only thing that is encouraged to try are varieties of cookies, the rest is no way. Surely we have done wrong, and now it is late, but anyway, as Carlos González says, no eight-year-old boy eats only purees ...
I really would have liked to start also with complementary feeding to bits, but in our circumstances it was unfeasible, since from Monday to Friday he eats with the grandparents, and of course, explain to my mother to let the child eat what he wants with the children. fingers ... And above all, without being there, with the support of breastfeeding before and after the meal, it seemed to me quite risky (that quite fair I was with the happy percentile). So we start with the purees, and yes, it has no problems in terms of taste, and at least for now we avoid the problems derived from fried foods, sausages, salt ...
It is my little consolation, because I have been wishing for months to be encouraged to try things (starting with yogurts, which neither), and no matter how much we offer it is denied in the round. I would be very grateful to know that there are other parents in our situation and how we could do to encourage them to eat everything ...
Now the new question for this week is now available and remember that you have a week to answer it. Please do so in the "Answers" section and not responding to this entry. I know that I repeat myself, but if you answer here we can not take them into account for next week.
