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Rice Cereal in the Milk....Genius!

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Okay, so maybe I should have done this a long time ago. He sleeps through the night! This may very well be my ticket to getting him to sleep in his own bed. No, he is still not in his own bed. I think I posted something about that a few months ago. It's coming soon though. I am not even gonna put pressure on myself. I got too many other things to think about. Anyway, I put like 1-2 tablespoons of rice cereal in 8 oz of milk and shake that bad boy up (the bottle not the baby) and Desi gulps it down. It also helps because he has been gaining weight. A month ago he had his 6 month check up and the doc said that he needs to gain more in calories. So he suggested I supplement with formula and give him solids. He is now drinking Similac (sensitive tummy) and mommy's milk (happy about that...still a little nipple envy there though). He is not really into solid food anymore because he is teething pretty badly. He is becoming my little cute chunkie monkie!

Baby boy is making some strides. Just tonight, it seemed as if he was trying to pull up and stand! He isn't even crawling yet. Shoot, he may walk before he crawls. He's growing up. It is definitely bittersweet.

Well goodnight!
 He loves that toe!


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  1. AnonymousNovember 30, 2011 at 12:13 AM

    Babies love to eat their toes sooooo cute. Love your mother.

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