I've seen my friend's son throwing food everywhere

and they told me it is a learning process for their kid (18 months old)- he was more of learning to eat with spoon and exploring food (also the motion of throwing stuff) than testing his parents' limit.

punishing your baby by removing her food might be a little bit too much (what if she just gives up eating altogether because you associate eating with punishment? how are you going to fix that?) - just a thought as I am not experienced either and actually I often learn from your posts:)

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• that's why I am asking for input. -江水鱼- ♀ (129 bytes) () 03/06/2007 postreply 18:25:16

• maybe the food you cook for her looks so attractive -NYC2006- ♀ (110 bytes) () 03/06/2007 postreply 18:27:39

• wuwu, I am a terrible cook. -江水鱼- ♀ (0 bytes) () 03/06/2007 postreply 18:33:43

• Food issue was very easy to deal with for us -crazydog- ♀ (517 bytes) () 03/06/2007 postreply 18:33:34

• CD, may I ask how old your daughter was when she started that? -NYC2006- ♀ (49 bytes) () 03/06/2007 postreply 18:38:46

• I think sometime around 17-18 months -crazydog- ♀ (72 bytes) () 03/06/2007 postreply 18:50:43

• you outsmart her, I guess, and she knows who's the boss. -NYC2006- ♀ (0 bytes) () 03/06/2007 postreply 18:52:17

• Outsmart her? Just barely. It is kind of sad but also fun -crazydog- ♀ (135 bytes) () 03/06/2007 postreply 19:01:48