How much does your 11 month/1 yr old eat?

toddlers can eat more than bigger kids sometimes i find. also though that is a lot of fruit and it may not be filling him up the right way... as opposed to say a sandwich and a couple of pieces of fruit and a piece of cheese.

He can't eat dairy, soy or egg so I find it hard to get stuff that he can actually eat without giving him fruit. Most bread has soy in it, even marmite has soy in it :(

Oh thats hard- I dont even know how to make home made bread without milk powder! DD was allergic to dairy, and DS is a bit intollerent to soy- hes good now- hence can eat ham and cherios, but still cant have bread with soy in it, so he has the signature brand one that looks like vogles, but the soy flour must be a preservative cos that bread goes off so dam fast I have to put it in the freezer as soon as I buy it or it else its mouldy by morning!
Maybe you could make custard from whatever milk he can have, bit hard if hes bf, but I have found Oat milk good - expensive tho, but its a lot thicker than rice milk and better for making things with!
Maybe making scones with oat milk?
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I would make meals like spag bol, chicken pasta with veges, and freeze portions, so they are on hand when u got nothing else! I used to cook a pack of sausages, chop, then freeze seperatly so I had them on hand, and could ate pasta, rice or poatoes and vege, if the kids couldnt have what we were having.

Kellz wrote: Maybe you could make custard from whatever milk he can have, bit hard if hes bf, but I have found Oat milk good - expensive tho, but its a lot thicker than rice milk and better for making things with! Maybe making scones with oat milk?

He is on Neocate, Not sure if that will work to make custard :(

Lily will have about half - 3/4 of a sandwich (mainly ham because that's her fave) umm a whole banana (big one - she hates the small ones), and either a couple of biscuits or crackers or a slice of something (say date loaf... apple/cinnamon loaf, etc).

there is a brand of "marmite" (tastes the same to me) that he should be able to have, coutdown usually have it. freedom foods vege spread

on the search box on the right you can do an advances search too, and there are lots of dairy, soy and egg free oprions :)

Aiden has 3 bf a day- first thing in the morning, before his afternoon nap- about 1.30pm, and before bed a night.

Riley could easily eat a whole sandwich (with 2 pieces of bread) and a yoghurt or some cheese.

his favourite dinner is a slice or 2 of silverside or some mutton with an actual metric cup equivalent (think baking) of mashed potato and gravy (sachet gravy. not good gravy using the juices lol)

or we went out for a picnic lunch one day with my side of the family (nan, pop, my fam, aunts, uncles, cousins so on) and he grazed for about an hour lol. chicken, cheese, crackers, salad (lettuce, egg croutons etc) and he had soda water (loves it lol) some yoghurt. he had a huge sleep when we got home. think he had a christmas food baby hehe.


rememebr that they are getting more active at this time - learning to walk and climb and everything... and they are getting their bodies used to needing the extra energy

Umm, E (11 months) has 3/4 yogurt, half sandwhich, and a few raisons for lunch. FOr dinner she eats more than her brother. But he is a PICKY eater and she eats anything.