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Question from Pre op to Post op.

Out of curiosity, was anyone able to take bigger bites after a while or do you have to stick with "toddler-sized" bites forever? My surgery is March 26th & i have been practicing the small pieces, longer chewing and i cant seem to do it. My tounge just pushes the food down my throat naturally and im afraid it may complicate things. Im trying to avoid throwing up at any circumstance and just wondering if this is a tool to get used to the size of your new tummy.

Any experience with this? Or advice, tips would be very helpful. Thank you!

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I am 4 months out and I still use a baby spoon, It mostly helps me controls the speed that I am eating.

I am About a month out and i take small but not baby bites and I am fine!!

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