Saturday 10 May, 2008

Gravity-defying peanut butter on toast

Filed under: Life

My daughter has recently discovered the delights of solid food, her favourite being little squares of toast topped with peanut butter. Today I was encouraging her to pick up the food from the plate herself, and on the whole she obliged.

She was quite perplexed, however, when instead of pinching a piece between two fingers, she stuck her index finger out on its own, the square sticking to it through the adhesive power of peanut butter. For a few moments of giddiness on her part, I think she thought she'd overcome gravity, as the square rose and fell with her finger. Maybe she had—who am I to argue?


Posted by dan at 8:45am | Permalink | Comments (3) | Trackbacks (0)
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You're obviously ignoring the current old wives tale that peanuts (in any form) should not be served to under-twos for fear of developing an allergy later - or is it in case they have an allergy now? Can't remember.

Anyway, was this an active decision or were you not aware of the concerns some people have?

Posted by niknej, 5:04pm, Saturday 10 May 2008

Wait till she discovers the adhesive properties of golden syrup, it'll blow her mind.

Posted by Steve 11:44pm, Sunday 11 May 2008

Nice to hear how my grand-daughter is doing. Niknej is probably right in his concerns, but it would appear that M is not affected by nuts. Why not try Marmite? You loved it, not so your brother!xxx

Posted by Mum, 7:49pm, Wednesday 14 May 2008
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