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krystalmoore1986
krystalmoore1986 Posts: 216 Member
edited September 2024 in Food and Nutrition
I eat spoonable foods with my sons infant spoon. I would rather eat 100 tiny spoonfuls of my yogurt, applesauce, pudding, or oatmeal, than 20. Makes it last longer and stops me from wolfing it down lol.:laugh:

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  • krystalmoore1986
    krystalmoore1986 Posts: 216 Member
    I eat spoonable foods with my sons infant spoon. I would rather eat 100 tiny spoonfuls of my yogurt, applesauce, pudding, or oatmeal, than 20. Makes it last longer and stops me from wolfing it down lol.:laugh:
  • shorerider
    shorerider Posts: 3,817 Member
    LOL--does your son get mad you're using his spoon?

    If I had a kid who had a spoon, I might try this.
  • krystalmoore1986
    krystalmoore1986 Posts: 216 Member
    LOL--does your son get mad you're using his spoon?

    If I had a kid who had a spoon, I might try this.
    He thinks its funny:laugh:
  • mamakitty
    mamakitty Posts: 249
    When my sister, brother and I were little we used to fight over a spoon and fork that the handles were shaped mickey mouse and pluto. I had totally forgotten about it until my sister's baby shower, 6 months ago. My aunt had saved them from a garage sale my mother was having. She gave them to my sister for her shower. I thought that was the coolest gift. Those utensils brought back memories I didn't know I had. When I have my next child I am going to steal those from my sister. I probably won't steel them but I will beg for them. Maybe then I can use them too to loose weight.
    Great idea krystalmoore1986!
    MK
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