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Funny Baby Feeding Tips for Dads:

The Airplane Technique: If you want to get that food into your baby’s mouth, try the classic airplane maneuver! Just make sure you’re not flying too low—spinning the spoon like a propeller might make a mess!

The Sneaky Spoon: If your baby is turning their head like they’re auditioning for a horror movie, try the “sneaky spoon” technique. Approach from the side and “surprise!”—food is served! Just remember, this isn’t a stealth mission; you might still get hit with a flying carrot!

Messy Is Good: Embrace the mess! Remember, the more food on the baby, the less on the floor. Plus, those baby food stains will make for some hilarious pictures later. Just consider it modern art!

The “Don’t Eat the Food” Game: If your baby is more interested in the spoon than the actual food, just roll with it! Let them think they’re feeding themselves. Just keep a napkin nearby—you never know when they might decide to eat the spoon instead!

Hide the Veggies: If your little one has a vendetta against greens, try to hide the veggies in their favorite fruit purees. Who knew that broccoli could taste like strawberries if you say it out loud enough?

Cheerleader Dad: Get your cheerleader voice ready! Every time your baby takes a bite, channel your inner sports announcer. “Wow! What a big bite! That’s a game-changer!” They might not understand, but they’ll enjoy the enthusiasm.

Be Prepared for an Oscar-Worthy Performance: Feeding time can turn into a dramatic theater. Expect a range of emotions from disgust to joy. Just remember, if the spoon gets rejected, you’re not the only one who deserves an award for best supporting actor!

The Cleanup Crew: Once the feeding is done, don’t forget to recruit a cleanup crew! Grab some baby wipes and your best “cleaning dance moves” to make it a fun post-meal ritual. Bonus points if you make your baby laugh in the process!

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