What the heck is "junior food" after surgery? (toddler, diet)

[Hopes]

My son recently had surgery. He was sent home with post op instructions that included a liquid diet for x days and then a soft food diet for x days. The list of suggested foods for the soft diet is typical, except for "junior foods for protein." Is this just a strange way of saying "baby food?" I've googled "junior food diet" and I'm not getting anywhere. I can live without feeding him this. I'm just curious what it means.

[Jerseyt719]

Junior food? As opposed to senior food?????

Wth?

I would call and ask a nurse. It doesn't matter what time of day, just ask for the nurses station and see what the heck junior food is. And when you find out, please post it. I'm curious.

[Flamingo13]

I would assume it means: no spicy things, fried food, etc. - what you would give a young toddler (mashed potatoes, scrambled eggs, applesauce, etc.)

[brokencrayola]

I was thinking junior baby food, but I am not sure.

[Hopes]

I'll ask when he gets his stitches removed in 10 days. I'll let you know.

[sware2cod]

I think they mean baby food. The junior baby food is usually in bigger jars and is slightly less liquified. It's for bigger babies.