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The kid tries some real food

his "what are you about to do to me" face

It's about that time. Our doctor told us that since MC F is tracking his bottle & our food and because he can sit well in a booster chair we could start to introduce him to some real food...well at least some semi-real food because he only gets watery rice cereal at this point.

And so the adventure begins...


When we got the spoon out he started to grab Staci's hand to get that spoon in his mouth...but once in he had no idea what to do with the cereal...like all kids his age. I'd say of the many spoonfuls he probably only swallowed a quarter teaspoon this first time out...


We know he'll do better as he figures it out...and we know what comes after that...more food and horrible diapers...yeah...

And if he doesn't dig the bland cereal I think we figured a way to get him interested...

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  1. TechyDadJune 15, 2010 at 9:24 AM

    NHL used to love spicy food. We ate out once and I had some pretty spicy chili. He tried some and kept demanding more and more. Sometime around 2, though, his taste for spicy food flipped from love to hate. Now I threaten to dip his fingers in hot sauce if he doesn't keep them out of him mouth. I figure he'll either be broken of his bad habit or he'll develop a taste for spicy foods. Win-Win, right?

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  2. SometimesMarthaJune 15, 2010 at 12:06 PM

    When my son T was younger we were in a mexican restaurant and he insisted on having those carrots/pepper mix. We let him have it and he loved it. These pictures are too cute. I have to not even look at him b/c I feel my kids are way inferior with looks.

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  3. faith ann raiderJune 15, 2010 at 2:43 PM

    ha! love that last pic

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  4. Richard EvansJune 15, 2010 at 7:50 PM

    Your photos are always fantastic. Besides sheer talent, what type of camera do you shoot with to create such good pics?

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  5. kennyJune 15, 2010 at 8:29 PM

    I use a Canon 7D and in this case (and most others) I use the Sigma 24-70mm lens

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  6. Richard EvansJuly 3, 2011 at 9:59 PM

    Your photos are always fantastic. Besides sheer talent, what type of camera do you shoot with to create such good pics?

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  7. SometimesMarthaJuly 3, 2011 at 9:59 PM

    When my son T was younger we were in a mexican restaurant and he insisted on having those carrots/pepper mix. We let him have it and he loved it. These pictures are too cute. I have to not even look at him b/c I feel my kids are way inferior with looks.

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  8. TechyDadJuly 3, 2011 at 9:59 PM

    NHL used to love spicy food. We ate out once and I had some pretty spicy chili. He tried some and kept demanding more and more. Sometime around 2, though, his taste for spicy food flipped from love to hate. Now I threaten to dip his fingers in hot sauce if he doesn't keep them out of him mouth. I figure he'll either be broken of his bad habit or he'll develop a taste for spicy foods. Win-Win, right?

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