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Peas!

On Friday, Chloe tried a vegetable for the first time and it was peas. These pictures show her progression of like to dislike:

Ready for the peas

First few bites, no problem

By about the third bite, she was realizing something was a little different
biting the spoon when it came to her mouth

This look says "do I have to eat any more?"

No more peas please!


Chloe has liked the peas during her last few meals. In fact, she ate them for breakfast this morning with almost no complaints! I would sneak in a spoonful of peas in between the cereal bites and she just gulped them down! :)

Comments

Elizabeth said…
So cute! It just takes awhile to get used to foods that are green. :)
Kelli and Brad said…
Horray for peas! I'm glad that she's getting them down now. Emmalyn went from hating them to preferring them to anything else.

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