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6 Months of Baby Led Weaning

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I remember so clearly those first months of being a new parent and all the ups and downs that came with it – from learning to change nappies and getting the baby to sleep through to the milk feeds and weaning. It felt like a constant learning curve at the time and I had no idea there are resources available to help at each of step of the way.

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Remembering the Funny Times of Parenting | AD

LP's First Taste

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There are so many times as parents where things just don’t go to plan, times when you end up exasperated by things going any other way than the way you had imagined. But those times are the ones that, months or years later, you can look back on and laugh.

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10 Reasons I Loved Baby Led Weaning – Two Years On

One of decisions that we made as parents was to do baby led weaning with LP and Little Man. It’s a decision that was easy to make and that I have been glad of ever since. It was part of the reason I started blogging and something I have blogged about regularly since but not since Little Man turned one. So I thought it was time to give a little update on how baby led weaning worked for us.

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Jemma’s Baby Led Weaning Experiences – Guest Post

Weaning - The Ordinary Moments

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This week’s Baby Led Weaning post come from Jemma over at Thimble and Twig. Jemma talks about her weaning experiences with her two children.

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Baby Led Weaning & Finger Food Ideas

When choosing to start Baby Led Weaning – from six months onwards – it can be quite daunting. You can give your baby almost anything to eat – the same things you eat, right from the start – apart from a few baby led weaning foods to avoid that you should worry about like honey, shellfish and a very small amount of salt. But when told you can give your baby ANYTHING to eat, with so much choice, how do you decide what to give them for their first foods?

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