- Start cooking dinner
- Toddler wants a Banana
- Decide that it can't hurt as it's healthy
- Peel last Banana for Toddler
- Mutter under breath "I guess we'll be taking apples to playgroup tomorrow"
- Toddler now wants an apple instead
- Try to convince Toddler to eat peeled banana
- Toddler still wants apple
- Open fridge and get apple out for Toddler
- Take a bite of banana
- Decide not to eat rest of banana
- Cut up banana and add pear, banana and custard yogurt in a bowl
- Put bowl aside for Toddlers dessert
- Continue cooking dinner
- Collect two carrots out of the fridge to cut up for dinner
- Stand in kitchen looking at recipe while holding carrots
- Toddler now wants a carrot
- Give Toddler one carrot and collect another from the fridge
- Start peeling and cutting carrots
- Meanwhile, Toddler is insisting Daddy and Grandpa each have a bit of his carrot
- Toddler comes into kitchen and wants Mummy to bite the carrot too
- Mis-hear Toddler and take carrot and start cutting
- Toddler says "NO! BITE!"
- Finally understand Toddler and take a bite out of carrot
- Give carrot back to Toddler
- Continue cooking dinner
- Toddler starts playing in the panty
- Ask Toddler to go back into the lounge with Daddy and Grandpa
- Toddler holding apple in one hand and carrot in another toddles back into lounge
- Finish making dinner and serve up
- Put smiley face in tomato sauce on Toddlers dinner
- Toddler smiles and says "Circle!"
- Halfway through dinner, it starts raining
- Toddler, in-between bites keeps saying "Raining!"
- After dinner, Daddy takes Toddler out to play in the rain and puddles
- Toddler has a ball, but is now tired from all the running around
- Give Toddler warm shower and put to bed
- Banana and yoghurt is forgotten in the fridge
Thursday, November 17, 2016
How To: Feed your Toddler a Banana
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