Baby food for adults
Baby Girl has found a new way to enjoy her Ella’s Kitchen fruit purees. She’s now eating them through me instead. She’s decided that she much prefers getting her five-a-day in her milk.
It’s actually very convenient for her to have me eating the purees for her. It’s much less hard work compared to having to swallow the fruit. And I quite like the purees. Ella’s Mango puree is my new favourite afternoon snack, so I really don’t mind finishing Baby Girl’s fruit every time she’s had a teaspoon and spit it out again.
There’s no point storing them. I know the fruit purees from Ella’s can be stored in the fridge for 48 hours after I’ve opened it, but it’s not like Baby Girl is going to finish them the next day.
She simply doesn’t like anything she tastes – apart from breast milk. But she’s perfectly fine with breast milk that tastes a bit like Ella’s mango puree.
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