Completely agree with Nicolejoy - just try, try, again!
Sedenya, both my children were non-chewers, but my younger one even more so than my older one. My 18-month old has only just started to eat red meat, shredded into tiny pieces. He ate lots of mush until 13-months - pureed carrots, potatos, sweet potatoes, broccoli, etc. He will eat congee cooked in stock, with mince chicken/fish and vegetables. He'll also eat some soft noodles and during the mornings, he'll get some cheerios/oatios/puffins with milk. Strangely, he'll eat diced soft vegetables and he actually prefers the stems to the leafy parts! For a non-chewer, he loves granola bars - yes, all the hard nuts, fruits, oats, etc. I don't understand, but it's nutritious, so I'm OK with it. I'm less happy that he likes McDonald's french fries, but then again, who doesn't? Finally, he always gets a cup of Pediasure to make sure he gets any other vitamins he's not getting during the day. Thank God, I'm still nursing!
