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Becky,

I am not sure about pear.... but usually, applesauce (or cooked apples any

other way) is considered somewhat " binding " . In other words, it would have the

opposite effect.... and firm up the stool. The same is supposedly true about

ripe banana.

On day 9, you are still very likely to be seeing die-off symptoms.... and runny

poo could be how it is manifesting for him.

I would not worry too much about the amount of chicken right now. But, can you

rotate and maybe use turkey for the nuggets sometimes? Or would he not accept

that?

Have you tried introducing some butternut squash? I can't remember if this is

something he can tolerate. It would be filling.... and especially good in the

form of the squash fries.

Patti

posted previously no response - so posting again

On day 9, G is only eating nuggets, apple/pear/zucchni sauce and

cheese. Could problems arise from too much chicken. And the cheese

consumption has declined and now he seems to prefer the applesauce.

Lunch and dinner combined he usually eats 8-10 chicken nuggets a day.

His pooh is runny. I started thinking that typically people give a

baby pear juice to induce pooh. So i'm thinking then his consumption

of the steamed pears and/or pear/applesauce will continue to instigate

runny pooh. We aren't used to runny pooh on a daily basis here at

our house. His behavior seems the same to me, just more agitation

because he's hungry (but he self-limits to particular food). Will

someone please clarify the apple/pear sauce question, when is too much

chicken question and pooh question.

Thank you

Anxious mom

Becky

[Guest guest]

Also, what about the squash buttons if he can have eggs.

Meleah

posted previously no response - so posting again

On day 9, G is only eating nuggets, apple/pear/zucchni sauce and

cheese. Could problems arise from too much chicken. And the cheese

consumption has declined and now he seems to prefer the applesauce.

Lunch and dinner combined he usually eats 8-10 chicken nuggets a day.

His pooh is runny. I started thinking that typically people give a

baby pear juice to induce pooh. So i'm thinking then his consumption

of the steamed pears and/or pear/applesauce will continue to instigate

runny pooh. We aren't used to runny pooh on a daily basis here at

our house. His behavior seems the same to me, just more agitation

because he's hungry (but he self-limits to particular food). Will

someone please clarify the apple/pear sauce question, when is too much

chicken question and pooh question.

Thank you

Anxious mom

Becky

[Guest guest]

Patti

I will lay off the pears, give plain applesauce and bananas (my problem is

getting them to ripen fast enough). I will try turkey. I've seen the squash

fries receipe and will try that too. Thanks for

replying!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Patti wrote:

Becky,

I am not sure about pear.... but usually, applesauce (or cooked apples any other

way) is considered somewhat " binding " . In other words, it would have the

opposite effect.... and firm up the stool. The same is supposedly true about

ripe banana.

On day 9, you are still very likely to be seeing die-off symptoms.... and runny

poo could be how it is manifesting for him.

I would not worry too much about the amount of chicken right now. But, can you

rotate and maybe use turkey for the nuggets sometimes? Or would he not accept

that?

Have you tried introducing some butternut squash? I can't remember if this is

something he can tolerate. It would be filling.... and especially good in the

form of the squash fries.

Patti

posted previously no response - so posting again

On day 9, G is only eating nuggets, apple/pear/zucchni sauce and

cheese. Could problems arise from too much chicken. And the cheese

consumption has declined and now he seems to prefer the applesauce.

Lunch and dinner combined he usually eats 8-10 chicken nuggets a day.

His pooh is runny. I started thinking that typically people give a

baby pear juice to induce pooh. So i'm thinking then his consumption

of the steamed pears and/or pear/applesauce will continue to instigate

runny pooh. We aren't used to runny pooh on a daily basis here at

our house. His behavior seems the same to me, just more agitation

because he's hungry (but he self-limits to particular food). Will

someone please clarify the apple/pear sauce question, when is too much

chicken question and pooh question.

Thank you

Anxious mom

Becky

[Guest guest]

Getting ripe bananas is a major challenge sometimes. I always seem to have three

bunches.... all at various stages. The little corner store at the end of my

street hardly has ANY produce, but they do have a small amount of bananas. Only

problem is, they are usually wayyyy too overripe for everyone else in the

neighborhood. The store owner can't sell them... so he GIVEs them to ME! Lucky,

lucky me! I need to run down there tonight b/c all my bananas are too green.

Putting them in a paper bag and just folding over the top (but leave some open

space in the bag.... not wrapped down tight) seems to help them ripen faster.

Sometimes it's just not fast enough, though. Gee.... I could probably start a

small business Fed Ex-ing you guys the " free " leftover bananas from my corner

market.

Patti

Re: posted previously no response - so posting again

Patti

I will lay off the pears, give plain applesauce and bananas (my problem is

getting them to ripen fast enough). I will try turkey. I've seen the squash

fries receipe and will try that too. Thanks for replying!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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