What are you feeding your 1 year olds?

:wavey: Hi everyone,

This is my first post on 1-4 . I was curious, what table foods is everyone feeding their 1 year olds for lunch and dinner? I just want to add to the mix. TIA .

 

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:wavey: Hi everyone,

This is my first post on 1-4 . I was curious, what table foods is everyone feeding their 1 year olds for lunch and dinner? I just want to add to the mix. TIA .


Anything...and everything! LOL!

They get whatever it is we are eating...Unless we don't eat until later, or I just don't feel like eating! Here are some favorite foods, as well as new ones(we eat over my parents once a week-so whatever Grandpa makes we eat):

mac-n-cheese
hotdogs/beans
pasta
meatballs
chx nuggets
grilled cheese
pbj
soup
fish sticks
manicotti
chx pot pie
mashed potatoes(LOVE them!)/cranberry sauce(another favorite)
roasted chicken
chx schnitzel(SP?)
coq au vin
deli meats/cheese

That's off the top of my head. I am sure I am missing plenty more-but that is pretty much what we rotate around here. The favorites here are mac-n-cheese, pasta/meatballs(Nonni makes it), and mashed potatoes with cranberry sauce! Kids who eat like I do!

And-WELCOME to 1-4!!! :welcome:

 

Our boys eat everything but peanut butter, popcorn and honey.

Their favorites are mac & cheese, any kind of chicken, fruit cups, oatmeal and smalls cubes of any kind of cheese.

 

Pretty much everythin but the kitchen sink, and if it wasn't strapped down, theyd eat that too!

At that age, we were pretty good about feeding variety of things, to name a few:

Grilled Cheese
Mac n cheese
Meat loaf
Lasagna
Grilled chicken
Hamburgers
hot dogs
corn dogs
fish sticks
chicken nuggets
Chicken parmesan
spaghetti
PB&J
Deli meat sandwichs

SNACKS:
Graham crackers
Goldfish
cheese cubes
cheese sticks
club crackers
applesauce
yogurt
pretzels
cheerios (non honey, those got sticky)
cottage cheese

BREAKFAST:
Oatmeal (plain with fruit)
homemade pancakes/waffles
homemade muffins
eggs/bacon
cereal (no milk at that age, just dry)
French Toast


I always serve a vegetable or fruit with every meal and they generally eat it right up. Since they've become lactose intollerant, our lives have gotten much more complicated and that list has shrunk considerably, but we still manage....

 

Wow! These replies are excellent. It pretty much sums up what I thought, but now I am more confident .

 

Hi Pam! Well, I'm slow with the solids still but this is what I've been giving them. Now they only have 2 teeth so I am not giving them as much as the others are. I also blend and spoon feed some dinners.

cheese
mac and cheese
pasta
carrots
green beans
manderine oranges
peaches
bananas
potatos
pancakes
meatballs
beef stew (blend the meat, potatos and carrots together)
I am going to try eggs this weekend.
I usually give yogurt for a snack