No, neither did... how old is Baby Lion? And what foods are you feeding him now? As in, veggies? meats? I found I had to mix a few things together sometimes to get my girls to eat when they didn't like what I offered them. I did the veggies and meats first (after the whole rice and formula mix of course, and some fruits for breakfast), but did mix a little sweetness (applesauce, pears, etc) to make things more palatable. I thought about what I like to have with my main dishes and added those in small doses and that helped a bit. I wouldn't worry too much thought. Babies instinctively go with what their bodies need and don't need. Never hurts to call the pediatrician either.

My boys were very vegetarian when they were really little.  They detested all forms of meat if it was pureed.  I found that if I mixed the veggies and the fruits in complementary flavors they gobbled it down.  Other than the meats, my boys ate like champs.  Oh they didn't like the deserts either, except for the peach cobbler.  My biggest thing when they were little was keeping track of what they ate over the course of a week, not daily.  So long as I felt they were getting in enough food during a seven day period I wouldn't freak out.  I did offer it often just in case, but I didn't ever make them finish.  When they walked away I just let them, kids eventually get hungry.  I've also found that this philosophy works smashingly with toddlers as well.  Now that they are a bit older I restrict foods to meal times, but they still have the option to walk away and wait until the next meal time. 

My mother used to force us to eat as kids and I have a love hate relationship with food as a result.  I didn't want to continue that trend with my children.  Just my path though, you need to find what is right for you :)

Mine is going though this now. I can relate even though my son is 16 months old. He was doing really good for a long, eating those Graduates meals 3 times a day with some snacks in between. I thought I was doing SUCH a good job at keeping him healthy and happy. One day he decided that his taste buds weren't happy so he didn't eat....for a long time. Okay, that sounds wrong. He ate, but he didn't want to eat very much. So we had to take a few steps back and buy the jarred food once again. sometimes he still doesn't eat alot, but as long as he has something, I'm fine. I always put James in his high chair,  just don't want to start any bad habits later on. He eats better in the high chair than anywhere else.

Although, I know how to trick him into eating now! I mix in a half jar of 3rd foods and half of a can of that Chef Boyardee soups for kids and then I had some ketchup and he does wonderfully. Maybe you could jazz up the baby food, maybe some honey just to make it a tad sweeter. Or ketchup never hurt anyone(unless they break out, so it might not be a good idea just yet).

I delayed solids, and my kids were ready to feed themselves at around 9-10 months old, when they were grabbing the food, putting in their mouth and eating it. (I often was holding my babies while I ate so this was easy to watch out for)  I let them do this once or twice a day, especially at dinner, with just mashed up or very cut up versions of whatever the rest of us were eating. I'd help them eat the mushy foods with a spoon to keep the mess factor down a bit, lol.