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Like no big deal

I just sat in the kitchen with Braska in her booster chair, tray and bib in place. She ate an entire pudding cup, half chocolate (which she typically hates, but took willingly) and half butterscotch (which she apparently LOVES). She sat there, opened her mouth, even grabbed the spoon several times and fed herself. Then she finished, took almost an ounce from her cut-out cup of warm water (not on purpose, I just didn't notice it was warm--but she loved it) and then she was "aw dunnnn".

In our world, we may just throw a big party for this kind of thing.

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  1. Wow! Now that's great news! Keep up the good work Braska!

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  2. Hey, I think chocolate pudding is party worthy in ANYBODY'S world.

    The tepid water...not so much.

    Love you Pudding-Muncher!!!

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  3. Yay Braska! Definitely a reason to celebrate!

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  4. Hey, that's awesome! So what's for dinner tonight???

    I know this must make you feel so great. I hope she keeps it up!

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  5. Yay! You rock, Braska!

    Sean has occassionally eaten pudding for the therapist, but tells me "no thank you momma."

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  6. Way to go Braska - great job! Keep it up. Go ahead and throw a party, why not, right?

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  7. We KNOW your celebration. Hooray Braska! You may just get all your meals coated with your beloved butterscotch :)

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  8. WAY TO GO BRASKA! That's wonderful news. Now I gotta go get me some butterscotch pudding as I have a hankerin...
    ---Jen

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  9. Let me know when the party is scheduled; I'll try to be there!
    Great mommy job!

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  10. Wow...that is totally Awesome news! Yay Braska!

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