Not just the ones I enjoyed but even the ones I didn't quite like at first.
I know that I didn't always like cheese but over the 5 or so years that I lived in Switzerland, I must have eaten my weight in cheese (post baby weight, too!). What changed?
I detested vegetables as a child and now I absolutely love them. Looking back, how I wish I had made a diary of foods I ate and liked for each year of my life.
L at 6 months, not sure about her apple and bilberry puree


A at 6 months, licking the last of the pumpkin mash

L, at 18 months, enjoys an ice cream cone
3 comments:
Your children are sooo cute! My daughter is 2 years old now, she has very strange taste, loves sour and salty things... from my apple pie she is eating out fist sour apples and then sometimes eating the rest.
thanks margot. they are such a joy.
2year olds are so interesting, aren't they? they are such little persons but know exactly what they want.
So cute! Have you let Little A eat with his hands yet? I'm still scare to let the bub loose on her meal, although she seems to be okay with bigger pieces....like blueberries.
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