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Baby Food For Soft Diet

My cousin had the sleeve surgery about 2 years ago and used baby food when she was on soft foods. Did anyone do baby foods during the soft foods portion of the diet after surgery? If so, did they provide enough protein for an adult?

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My soft protein phase included greek yogurt, eggs, cottage cheese, canned tuna, canned chicken, and lots of fresh fish. I can't imagine eating baby food with so many other choices available. I may have misunderstood and you might be talking about the mushie stage. I did not have that stage in my diet plan. I went from liquids to the "soft protein" stage.

I was told we could eat baby food but only the meat ones because they have protein.

I didn't eat them because they are bland tasting and boring.

There are so many tasty choices (see above).

I was told we could eat baby food but only the meat ones because they have protein.

I didn't eat them because they are bland tasting and boring.

There are so many tasty choices (see above).

when i first went onto more solid foods i got some baby food... i had to add beef broth to it though... it was awful tasting. i think i only had about three jars if i remember correctly.

Lots of broths before baby food. I had maybe four jars plum and banana and had protein drinks, mash potatoes and gravy with whey protein powder.

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