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"When Emmett got a second virus last week, his appetite was shot. Our pediatrician, who usually encourages an organic, all-natural diet (most of the time) for toddlers, gave us the go-ahead to feed Emmett anything he would eat, plus Pedialyte and Gatorade (both of which are chock-full of chemical dyes) to keep him from getting dehydrated.  A few days in, Emmett was pretty much only ingesting purple Gatorade and milk. (Blech.) And then we found a bunch of Baby Gourmet packets that the company had sent Emmett a while back. I was a huge fan of squeezable baby foods when Emmett was a little younger, but now that he has teeth, he prefers foods with more textures.  But sick Emmett was psyched to suck down Baby Gourmet packets, which come in grown-up flavors for older kids; Vanilla Banana Berry Risotto (instead of plain mashed bananas) was is his favorite. His appetite was nowhere near what it was when he&amp;#039;s healthy, but the few ounces of organic Baby Gourmet he ate every couple hours made me feel a little less guilty about all that Gatorade. What do you feed a sick baby? "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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