At the age of (1) 1, babies will like to eat with adults. We can't deprive him of his rights just because he is afraid of "making trouble." He can serve all kinds of meals suitable for him on a small plate and let him feed himself by hand or spoon, even if he eats badly. In fact, the baby slowly learned the skills of eating in the process of making it himself. Of course, you can also help the baby in this process.

(2) If the baby always likes to catch spoons, the mother can prepare two spoons, one for the baby and one for herself, so that she can practice using spoons without delaying feeding him.

(3) Teach your baby to take things with his thumb and forefinger.

(4) Give the baby something to eat or some vegetables cut into strips or slices by hand, so that he can feel what he is eating. Such as potatoes, sweet potatoes, carrots, beans and so on. You can also prepare bananas, pears, apples, watermelons (seeded), rice, soft toast and so on.

Second, mothers should also learn "skills":

(1) 1 The last thing a baby can bear is that his mother ties his hands tightly while feeding him a spoonful. This is very harmful to the cultivation of baby's living ability and the establishment of self-esteem. Babies often resist or refuse to eat.

(2) Babies don't necessarily want to eat their own food. His attention is on the process of "eating by himself". If he is just training himself to eat, he might as well be fed first, and then let him satisfy the pleasure of learning and trying.

(3) When the baby eats by himself, he should praise it in time. Even if he eats his food in a mess, he should be encouraged. If the mother is really worried about the baby eating all over the floor, she can spread some newspapers under the chair where the baby is sitting, so that after he eats, all she has to do is clean up the dirty newspapers.

(4) 1 year-old babies can eat adult meals. When the mother cooks, she should keep the baby's rice, and then prepare to put salt and other seasonings.

(5) Never give your baby anything that may suffocate him. It is best not to let him touch these things, such as round, smooth food or hard food, such as popcorn, peanuts, candy, grapes or raisins.

(6) Choose a seat for the baby to eat by himself. It's best to let him sit in a quiet and undisturbed fixed place, don't play or watch TV, and avoid being distracted when eating.

(7) At the dinner table, it is best for adults to talk about the baby's eating habits to arouse his interest.

(8) When eating, it is most taboo to scold the baby and keep nagging. After "summarizing" his behavior for a day, he said that it was not good for him, and it would cause the baby to resent and refuse to eat.

(9) Allow the baby to leave the table first after eating, but not with food, and play while eating, so that he will understand that eating and playing are two different things and should be done separately, otherwise it will be unsafe and unhappy.

(10) Babies are more likely to be hungry than adults, but they can eat slowly because of their limited ability, so they can eat at the table first.