Friday
- a skittle (he went to the bathroom when he woke up)
- a raisin
- cup of milk
- half an animal cracker
- a bite of a peanut butter and jelly sandwich (sucked on and then spit out)
- three flakes of potatoes dipped in gravy
- a green bean
- cup of milk
- three bowls of cheerios
- an orange
- a banana
- bowl of noodles with cheese
- a cup of milk
- box of raisins
- about a dozen animal crackers
- a plate full of chicken nuggets
- a bowl of broccoli
- another orange
- fruit snacks
- another bowl of cheerios
- a can of green beans
- a bowl of macaroni and cheese
- fruit snacks
- two more bowls of mac and cheese
- a can of pears
- a glass of milk
- he also drank a lot of water and milk and had more skittles throughout the day for potty breaks
And here is a picture of the decorations that alex selected for his shelf after he removed the ones that I had put up.
6 comments:
On Saturday it seems he ate enough for 2 days atleast! The dr. is right but I totally understand how you feel!
I'm taking ideas from your post on what to try to feed my girls. They don't eat much either.
the blackburns...we eat....obviously! my kids have their moments...especially Breck, he doesn't like to eat as much as he like to drink...milk & juice of course.
ps. a cute song from Kindergarten...
Hungry, Hungry, Hungry
I am Hungry
Table, Table Here I Come
I could eat a goose-moose burger
15 pickles and a purple plum.
The american indians used to eat until their bellies were extended to save for the winter months when there was so little.
While reading Fridays intake I thought he was suffering a very lean time.
I must be very partial but I think you have the cutest kids in TX or in the US.
Little boys always seem to have their funny quirks, I wouldn't worry untl he get a little older.
alex sure eats a variety of food when he eats...Kids know when they need nutrition...I agree with the Dr...he will surprise you when he is a teen and eat you out of house and home!!!:)
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