Nathan had his first solid food on July 24, 2010. 5 months and 4 days old he handled it like a champ! Camera info, I used the Sanyo Xacti, you can get your here: tinyurl.com/rsqXacti
Hes absolutely a pro eating with a spoon he loves his sweet potatoes great choice for Nathan's first bite to eat. Proud parents no doubt l.would be proud as well. Nathan's a very lucky little boy to have parents that are so crazy about him the love is spilling over no doubt.🤗🥔👍
Well a baby is a baby matter what even when they're not cute they're still adorable, has great manners even at a super young age cus I've seen spoiled, demanding and parents give I'm n think it's cute. your baby is awesome.
What a wonderful,heartwarming experience😁😁😁😇😇😇 loved the little moment BEFORE HE ATE when dad played with his,,Nathens gray toy......good job. family✝️✝️🙏🏻🙏🏻😁😁😍😍😍😇😇😇☕️☕️☕️☕️
some parents take photographs of their children's firsts, some parents have a video for the family to View, Viper, turns his child into a youtube star.
Thanks. !!!! They grow fast...better lay out college supplies because one nite you’ll go to sleep and next am he’s be off to college😆😆😆😆hehe..hny to you also. !!!!!!!!
Hello again. !!!! How is Nathen doing now,,age ???? What does he like to do ??!!!! School. ??????? Brothers + sisters. ???? Video now a days. ??????😆😆😆. 🙋♀️🙋♀️🥰🥰🥰🥰🙋♀️🙋♀️🙋♀️
OMG! He is adorable! CRAZY cute!!!! BTW...in the video, I noticed (it appeared) that both of you knew & used, "the secret" weapon: *Never attempt introducing solid foods to babies, with an empty stomach!* ('seasoned professionals' know, it NEVER turns out well, doing it any other way. lol) #1. Always FEED your baby 15 - 20 min. BEFORE the intro to solids & peas meal! (about 4 - 6 ounces of milk/formula, depending on age...or about 1/3 of what their reg bottle is) mixed with just enough cereal in a bottle to thick'n it up. ewwww...yuck...yuuuuuucky! *gag'n* ooops! sorry, bad childhood memory! lol ;O) I promise, they'll still have room and want more to eat. But with the bonus of: a semi-full, relaxed, calm and PATIENT baby. Hungry, but without the sense of 'urgency', or immediate need to feed. The 'urgency' is the reason for the: "I'm starve'n...think I'll eat my fingers now, then yours...um...and then maybe a side of beef" kind'a baby. And yep! Babies will still gag on, spit out and/or throw up everything you just fed them....but with a huge difference...the baby KNOWS family meals will be a 'one BABY step at a time' affair....at THEIR pace & comfort level. There's no perception of 'urgency', rooting, sucking fingers, anxiety, frustration or distress. You're looking at a; "no need to rush mom...I'm good." kind'a baby. And because the baby's showing you ("figurative you" lol) their comfort level's still high, at least until after the: "Trial~n~Error, Rocky Horror: Featuring Mr. Pea's Show" dinner is over and they happily chow down on a more familiar staple.....for now. You're calm & relaxed, baby's calm, relaxed, happy, more 'flexible' to adapt to little changes (routine, foods etc) even appears willing to attack, whatever's on the menu. PS. almost forgot! a quick diaper change after bottle, but before the Mr Peas Rocky Horror Show Dinner, is usually a good idea anyone know of someone about to dive into that whole process? Well..come on y'all, be a 'friend'! Clue em' in! ;O)
