To practice eating, it is important to look at the child's intention and follow his own development trend. For example, he gradually pulls your hand away, doesn't open his mouth (to clear the disease), or grabs the spoon himself, which means he wants to eat by himself. At this time, you can gradually let him take the spoon by himself. So look at the information generated by the child and meet the requirements. My child was eight months old, and once he chewed a steamed stuffed bun by himself, which was very interesting. I gradually tried to let him help himself with the spoon. Nature is what you can't eat. Mothers have to eat one mouthful at a time. The dining table and chair I sat on when I was one year old. After 6 months, the hand-eye coordination ability has developed rapidly, and the expectation of individual understanding is becoming more and more obvious.

When eating, the baby will reach for the spoon or ingredients of his parents, which is a bad opportunity for the baby to learn to eat independently. The 8-month-old baby will take out the ingredients and put them in his mouth at the 8-month communication meeting, and will continue to play with spoons and plates, often in his mouth. 1 baby 1 year-old, he will dip the spoon into the food and then put the spoon with the ingredients in his mouth. A 2-year-old baby can skillfully eat by himself with a spoon. After many attempts and constant learning from mistakes, the baby can skillfully scoop up the ingredients without spilling food. Create a good sense of order and standard. Chasing food is the fault of adults, not children. You have cultivated a kind of rice for your children since childhood.

The habit of eating without putting it under the table. Prepare children's kitchen utensils and baby dining chairs. Habits will gradually develop. My child began to eat complementary food gradually from 8 months and spent it in a high chair. Their hands are gradually connected with spoons, and they eat by themselves at the age of one and a half. Carry forward the spirit of not being afraid of dirt and trouble. At the age of 1 1 month, my children can already scoop their own food, but they can't eat it in their mouths. Every time he eats, it's all over his face, all over his body, and all over the table. Every baby will have this stage, and its big movements and finger cognitive ability must be fully exercised to get better and better. At this time, if parents are persistent, children should be allowed to eat after eating. Waste newspapers are laid under the dining table, which saves trouble when sorting out.

Children can eat as long as adults, and adults must eat less. The baby is small, and it is very easy to eat too much. Mom or grandma will definitely think that the child eats well and feels fine, but then the baby will easily accumulate food, can't digest it, and get sick easily! Can children eat by themselves, or can adults relax and let their children eat by themselves? Mom and Dad agreed, and the children agreed!