
My daughter liked them, but my son did not - this is the second chocolate thing (2 out of 3) that he really did not warm up to.
Feeding my twin toddlers is a challenge. I worry about the quality, quantity and everything in between. Trying not to get into a rut and introducing variety is an everyday effort.
Our girls (15 months old) enjoyed a few bites of a chocolate-and-mint-cream-cheese brownie I made for St. Patty's Day last month. However, we went to a birthday party over the weekend where they served chocolate cupcakes with vanilla frosting. Baby B was OK with it, but she didn't ask for any more; Baby A didn't like it at all! She was trying to pull it out of her mouth!
ReplyDeleteIt's experiences like this that make me glad I got a really good look at the babies when they were born...otherwise I might fear they'd been switched at birth. Or maybe they just "ate" enough chocolate in utero to last them a while.
:)