Son Has No Interest in Any Food Except Baby Food

I agree with the first response. That all babies are different. My doc always told me to try the same food for three days. All you can do is offer it too him and if after 3 days if he still doesn't like it try a new food. It's just good to try the same food for a few days so even though he isn't eating it he is getting used to having that same taste in his mouth day after day. You might also want to try foods that have similar texter to baby food. The first non baby foods that my daughter really liked was apple sauces, chicken noodle soup, mac & cheese. Don't worry too much about it yet. He is still young and he will get the hang of it.

Maybe try dips. Give him a little cup of yogurt and some of those graham cracker sticks and show him how to dip them. My son LOVES dipping things, and he has since he was about your sons age.

Have him sit with you at meals, have him watch you eat, take bites and say how yummy it is. Keep exposing him over and over, he may refuse for a while but eventually will catch on. It is probably more a texture thing now but if you don't get him used to chunkier foods now it will be harder later on, try cheerios, those yummy gerber snacks that are banana and all that. Put one in his mouth if he spits it out, just leave it there and continue trying on and off without it being a big deal.
Neither of my kids took a pacifier (THANK GOODNESS!) but transitioned fine with chunkier foods. My daughter was more aprehensive and my son wanted grown up food at 10 mos. Each child is different.

I wouldn't worry, some kids this age are porkers when it comes to food and others just really don't care they are fine with what they are getting, keep offering it, let him get messy...even at communion, eating isn't about nutrition at this stage, for him it is experimentation, taste, texture and looks. When he is ready he will eat.

I wouldn't worry too much. We had a picky eater who loved anything in the Gerber Graduates line. If you're really concerned about it, you could go to a feeding therapist for an evaluation. Some foods our therapist encouraged were Pirate Booty (like cheetos without the orange mess), wafer cookies and other crunchy things that melt fast. I'm sorry I don't remember more specifics. Also, for getting him to feel his mouth, you could give him a vibrating teether or Nuby makes a pre toothbrush that is great for chewing. Those are usually the first recommendations from the therapists we've talked to, also things you can easily due at home. We were encouraged to let our little one feed himself yogurt and similar foods with the nubby toothbrush. He loved it! It really helped branch out what he would eat. At 20 months he still likes playing with the toothbrush and teether. I will warn you though, with those two comes a lot of drool. :)