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Distracted Eating --- Don't try this at home!

As you know we've been having issues getting Ethan to eat very much over the last few weeks (he lost almost a pound this past month).

We've been working on trying to not have him have such fits in his high chair, so we recently started using it as booster seat, but that isn't always good enough for Ethan, so today we ate in the living room while playing with his jungle toy!

He had yogurt for lunch and part of his medicines. This evening we were able to get pureed "taco" chicken as well as applesauce and the rest of his medicine (minus his bedtime dose of Cystadane) in him. We were all very happy.

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