InstantForum.NET v4.1.3ParentTalk Forumshttp://forums.parentscanada.com/info@parentscanada.comThu, 20 Nov 2008 01:23:50 GMT20http://forums.parentscanada.com/Topic3231-15-1.aspxIsn't it fun when they do that? I can't offer any suggestions but I just wanted to reply because my 9 month old little man does the exact same thing. He use to do when he was younger and then just stopped and then just started up again and I don't know why. I do the same as you, I say 'no, not when u'r eating' as if he understands me but he also has a toy on his high chair and he can't be bothered with it. I just wanted to let you know u'r not alone with this one. I have no idea on why he does it and no clue how to stop it...Fri, 19 Jan 2007 21:54:24 GMTtburge69http://forums.parentscanada.com/Topic3231-15-1.aspxI am having some issues with feeding time and I am not sure what actions I should take to 'punish' her. It seems every time I try to feed my nine month old daughter she 'blows' the food back. She used to wait until she had a nice big mouthful before doing it, but now when she sees the spoon coming she starts blowing. I have tried firmly saying 'no' but she just seems to think I'm playing with her. I have also tried 'ignoring' her for a few minutes when she does it so she doesn't think it's a game as well I have tried having a distaction such as one of her toys, but it's not working so far, and I'm not too sure how I can get her to stop. Any suggestions??</P><P>Thanks!Fri, 19 Jan 2007 15:36:12 GMTLyndze