There is more danger of overfeeding than under-feeding. Gas forming vegetables -broccoli, brussel sprouts, cabbage, cauliflower, turnips 3. Condiments such as mustard, catsup, salt and pepper. When the child begins demanding them he will usually settle for a lot of fanfare and a small amount of condiment. Salty, spicy, greasy or fatty foods and foods high in sugar Soft drinks.
All ages sucking It is important to realize that sucking is more than just a way to get sustenance.
Babies have a need to suck for the sake of sucking. The mouth is an important sense organ through which the baby gets a great deal of information about the world. Many adults have oral needs not too different from the baby's. Smoking, gum-chewing, gnawing on erasers or wads of paper, and perhaps overeating, all serve to allay oral cravings which may be a carryover from an infancy in which our sucking and chewing urges went unsatisfied. Sucking is a need, not a virtue, ana as a need it shouldn't last forever.