Cait
Well-Known Member
Hey all! Not sure if this is general health or diet, feel free to move it though!
The new bubs seem a little on the thin side to me. I'm not sure how much they weigh as I don't have a digital scale, or even their actual age, although a safe bet would be 4 weeks. Should they be pudgy-ish? What can I give them to fatten them up a bit? Right now they get lab blocks (Mazuri... I know, I know...) baby cereal and soy milk, bits of whatever I eat (chicken, rice, pasta), banana, yesterday we tried green beans for the first time... When we get to my grandmother's for the week they'll have a lot more variety, that's for sure, since she cooks all of the time. I want them to be healthy, and in my opinion they are too thin. They act fine and in fact are very cheeky little monkeys, and they sound fine (so no URI's to supress their appetites). I don't get it. They should be gaining weight, but they aren't. I feel like a bad rat mom. It's more Andi I am worried about than Tip, although I think Tip could stand to gain a bit, too.
The new bubs seem a little on the thin side to me. I'm not sure how much they weigh as I don't have a digital scale, or even their actual age, although a safe bet would be 4 weeks. Should they be pudgy-ish? What can I give them to fatten them up a bit? Right now they get lab blocks (Mazuri... I know, I know...) baby cereal and soy milk, bits of whatever I eat (chicken, rice, pasta), banana, yesterday we tried green beans for the first time... When we get to my grandmother's for the week they'll have a lot more variety, that's for sure, since she cooks all of the time. I want them to be healthy, and in my opinion they are too thin. They act fine and in fact are very cheeky little monkeys, and they sound fine (so no URI's to supress their appetites). I don't get it. They should be gaining weight, but they aren't. I feel like a bad rat mom. It's more Andi I am worried about than Tip, although I think Tip could stand to gain a bit, too.