Good diet you're giving your baby. The babyfood I've always used is Heinz vegetables and chicken & Heinz organic butternut squash. When Rubio & Issy were babies they had missing fingers, toes & Issy was missing half her tail. Needless to say I bought Issy right away & got Rubio a few days later. I got them to eat initially by adding lots of calcium & a bit of multi-vitamin to the chicken, they'd sit on my finger & eat away. It didn't take too long before they felt much better & were eating crickets & greens (collard greens & butternut squash) I'd food process the squash into tiny pieces & then I'd make little pieces from the collard greens, mix them together & they'd just attack. I also gave them bok choy. Then I lately discovered organic baby greens, which are easy to digest (can't get collard greens up here anymore). I live near Vancouver, BC Canada & there isn't alot of variety, but it all worked & neither of them developed MBD. My Sweetie (my first dragon) did have MBD in her back legs when I got her, I followed the same diet & made sure she exercised in her
bath daily & that stopped the MBD from getting worse. I also discovered liquid calcium, which also helped, as it's easier to digest than the powder.
Make sure your baby gets lots of calcium, & lots of basking under that great
UVB light, as that's what starts the MBD is not getting enough of both. Hopefully you'll stop the disease from getting worse. I rescued a beardie that I named Angel, she was 16 mo old & had never had a
UVB light. Her bones were very soft as she had MBD everywhere. The liquid calcium & babyfood helped her get started & within 2 mo her bones were better. I lost her a year later but while I had her, she learned to walk & run & be a real beardie. I didn't know she was having kidney issues until it was too late, so when your baby is a bit bigger, if you have a herp vet in your area, get your baby checked out. Angel also had parasites, for which she was treated & she had a great year. If you stop the MBD before it gets a good hold on your baby, you'll avoid all the illnesses that can result from MBD
So good luck
Deb