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স্বপ্ন অনেক বড়, কিন্তু পথ দেখানোর মতো বা হাত ধরে পাশে দাঁড়ানোর মতো কেউ নেই..!🙂❤️‍🩹 #foryou #foryoupage #copylink #viral #sadbg
স্বপ্ন অনেক বড়, কিন্তু পথ দেখানোর মতো বা হাত ধরে পাশে দাঁড়ানোর মতো কেউ নেই..!🙂❤️‍🩹 #foryou #foryoupage #copylink #viral #sadbg
swipe ➡️ to see what was offered vs what was eaten We’re practising baby-led weaning with responsive feeding. Milk feeds remain her primary source of nutrition; solids are about introducing key nutrients, textures and flavours in a calm, pressure-free way. 🍳 Breakfast • Toast slices with scrambled egg mixed with cottage cheese — eggs provide choline (essential for brain and neural development), plus vitamin B12 and protein for growth. Cottage cheese adds calcium and additional protein to support bone development. • Avocado wedge — healthy fats to support brain development and help absorb fat-soluble vitamins. • Banana — carbohydrates for energy and vitamin B6 to support brain development. 🍓 Lunch • Raspberries in a resistive feeder — vitamin C and antioxidants to support immune function and iron absorption. • Beef kofta — a rich source of heme iron and zinc, both important from around 6 months for oxygen transport, cognitive development and immune health. • Half a fig — fibre and natural sweetness for texture exploration. 🍠 Dinner • Beef kofta (repetition builds familiarity and confidence) — continued heme iron exposure. • Sweet potato wedge — beta-carotene (vitamin A) for immune and eye health, plus complex carbohydrates for energy. • Avocado wedge — more healthy fats for brain development. • Half a fig — reinforcing flavour familiarity. Iron needs increase significantly from around 6 months, so we try to pair iron-rich foods (beef) with vitamin C sources (berries) across the day to support absorption. No pressure, no clean-plate expectations, just repeated exposure, shared meals and building skills over time. Important context: This is what works for our family and our baby. She does not ingest everything offered — eating at this stage is about introduction, exposure and familiarisation. There are no clean-plate expectations and no pressure. What works for us may look different for another family, and that’s okay 🤍 #blw #blwideas #startingsolids #dayonaplate #whatmybabyeats
swipe ➡️ to see what was offered vs what was eaten We’re practising baby-led weaning with responsive feeding. Milk feeds remain her primary source of nutrition; solids are about introducing key nutrients, textures and flavours in a calm, pressure-free way. 🍳 Breakfast • Toast slices with scrambled egg mixed with cottage cheese — eggs provide choline (essential for brain and neural development), plus vitamin B12 and protein for growth. Cottage cheese adds calcium and additional protein to support bone development. • Avocado wedge — healthy fats to support brain development and help absorb fat-soluble vitamins. • Banana — carbohydrates for energy and vitamin B6 to support brain development. 🍓 Lunch • Raspberries in a resistive feeder — vitamin C and antioxidants to support immune function and iron absorption. • Beef kofta — a rich source of heme iron and zinc, both important from around 6 months for oxygen transport, cognitive development and immune health. • Half a fig — fibre and natural sweetness for texture exploration. 🍠 Dinner • Beef kofta (repetition builds familiarity and confidence) — continued heme iron exposure. • Sweet potato wedge — beta-carotene (vitamin A) for immune and eye health, plus complex carbohydrates for energy. • Avocado wedge — more healthy fats for brain development. • Half a fig — reinforcing flavour familiarity. Iron needs increase significantly from around 6 months, so we try to pair iron-rich foods (beef) with vitamin C sources (berries) across the day to support absorption. No pressure, no clean-plate expectations, just repeated exposure, shared meals and building skills over time. Important context: This is what works for our family and our baby. She does not ingest everything offered — eating at this stage is about introduction, exposure and familiarisation. There are no clean-plate expectations and no pressure. What works for us may look different for another family, and that’s okay 🤍 #blw #blwideas #startingsolids #dayonaplate #whatmybabyeats
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#fypシ゚ #viral_video #dance #unfreezemyaccount
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Já estamos na paz 🙏🏿
Já estamos na paz 🙏🏿
Florida showed up and showed out this weekend. Can’t wait to see yall in Mississippi and Texas next weekend. Do not ask about my grass
Florida showed up and showed out this weekend. Can’t wait to see yall in Mississippi and Texas next weekend. Do not ask about my grass

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