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This blog was contributed to by Megan Cornell (pediatric occupational therapist). Find more help from Megan at https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/store/making-mealtime-fun One of many exciting milestones that babies achieve in their first year is the palmar grasp!
This post was sponsored by Kabrita and contains affiliate links, please view our disclosure policy for more details. Choosing a formula for your infant can feel overwhelming – to say the least. Have you
Sauerkraut is a fermented food that’s made from thinly shredded cabbage. With a sour, almost tangy flavor, it packs a punch and is unique from the taste of many other foods, making it a
This post may contain affiliate links, please view our disclosure policy for more details. You’re ready to start your baby on solids, or maybe you’ve already dipped your toes in the water and have introduced a
Eggs are one of our FAVORITE foods for babies here at My Little Eater. They’re so nutritious, sustaining, and versatile, and are a great choice for breakfast, lunch, supper, or a quick snack when
Mallory Roberts is the Speech-Language Pathologist on the My Little Eater team and the owner of The Feeding Mom. She helps parents with common feeding struggles using oral movement, expert feeding techniques, and years
meet edwena
Registered pediatric dietitian, mom of two picky-turned-adventurous eater, and the creator of the Texture Timeline™ – an exclusive tool to help move your baby through easy to more advanced purees and finger foods to prevent picky eating.
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Plus get The Texture Timeline™ Starter Guide for free when you stay until the end of the workshop. This tool breaks down the 4 phases, what kinds of foods to safely feed your baby during each phase, and when to progress to the next phase.
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