We've reached a point now that all parents dream of. I can now put E in her high chair, give her a handful of puffs, and leave her there. She will sit happily for up to 15 minutes, carefully trying to maneuver these flavorless puffed rice snacks into her mouth, which leaves me free to engage in such exciting and glamorous activities as unloading the dishwasher (ooh!), doing laundry (aah!), and emptying the diaper pail (don't even bother trying to hide your jealousy).
Yay for puffs!
Snacks require heavy concentration
A few days ago, I put her in her high chair and went into the kitchen to clean up. When I returned, less than 3 minutes later, all the puffs were gone. Not stuck to her hands, not mashed into her seat, but gone. I was very impressed that she had mastered her puff eating technique so well.
Until I realized that she may have had some assistance in helping the puffs fulfill their snack time destiny.
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hehe my friend's daughter LOVES her puffs as well. She'll look for the packing and hand it over to her mother.
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