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Baby food?

Is baby food considered a full "liquid" or a mushie? I am on the puréed strained soup full liquid stage. So far tomato soup is my jam. The dietician wrote down that I could have 3 tbsp. of cottage cheese as well. So my question is can I have puréed baby food?

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  • ☠carolinagirl☠
    ☠carolinagirl☠

    This is just my opinion. Baby food is for babies. It is easy enough to cook and pulverize your own foods in a blender or vitamixer and that will taste a lot better than stuff designed for babies. Ea

  • Debbie3sons
    Debbie3sons

    I personally liked the banana baby food on mushie stage but that's me, sugar free jello ,pudding and popsicles got me through.

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Is baby food considered a full "liquid" or a mushie? I am on the puréed strained soup full liquid stage. So far tomato soup is my jam. The dietician wrote down that I could have 3 tbsp. of cottage cheese as well. So my question is can I have puréed baby food?

This is just my opinion. Baby food is for babies.

It is easy enough to cook and pulverize your own foods in a blender or vitamixer and that will taste a lot better than stuff designed for babies. Eat adult food when you are off liquids.

This is just my opinion. Baby food is for babies.

It is easy enough to cook and pulverize your own foods in a blender or vitamixer and that will taste a lot better than stuff designed for babies. Eat adult food when you are off liquids.

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Wow. Thank you. That was so helpful. You completely answered my question....

  • Author

Wow. Thank you. That was so helpful. You completely answered my question....

I personally liked the banana baby food on mushie stage but that's me, sugar free jello ,pudding and popsicles got me through.

I personally liked the banana baby food on mushie stage but that's me, sugar free jello ,pudding and popsicles got me through.

Is baby food considered a full "liquid" or a mushie? I am on the puréed strained soup full liquid stage. So far tomato soup is my jam. The dietician wrote down that I could have 3 tbsp. of cottage cheese as well. So my question is can I have puréed baby food?

I could have puréed baby food (which I didn't cuz, well yuck) on the mushie stage. Full liquids was only Protein shakes, thinned yogurt, thinned mashed potatoes and everything on stage 1. Every doc is different and will reckoned different foods.

Is baby food considered a full "liquid" or a mushie? I am on the puréed strained soup full liquid stage. So far tomato soup is my jam. The dietician wrote down that I could have 3 tbsp. of cottage cheese as well. So my question is can I have puréed baby food?

I could have puréed baby food (which I didn't cuz, well yuck) on the mushie stage. Full liquids was only Protein shakes, thinned yogurt, thinned mashed potatoes and everything on stage 1. Every doc is different and will reckoned different foods.

The only baby food I had was this the mango puree from Gerber. I wanted something that I could travel with that didn't need to be refrigerated. It was thin and smoother than apple sauce. I still keep a couple in my desk at work, just in case.

Can I ask a question? Why sugar free Jello. It has no calories and no nutrients? Right?

Why eat it

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If you make your own SF JELLO you can add protein powder and use it as a way to get your protein in without wasting calories

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I HATE jello to begin with so no worries there. Perhaps too many Jell-O shots in college? Haha.

My doctor said it was ok to have the Jello as to help with dehydration at that stage

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