Be sure to hold your baby during bottle feeding. Feeding is a wonderful opportunity to form warm, nurturing relationships. Children prefer plain, familiar food they can eat with their fingers. It's important that snacks vary from day to day and that snacks, drinks and desserts are nutritious. Children eat at their own pace.
Some children eat more than others do.
Eating should be a shared and cooperative experience with foods served family style. Mealtimes are opportunities for your children to be independent by making choices about foods. It's important to convey a positive attitude to your child, being careful not to shame or humiliate her. Be sure to emphasize handwashing as a consistent part of the toilet routine. Nap time and Bedtime Nap time and bedtime can either convey warmth and security, or stress and turmoil to your child.