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Babble Talk: Top Five Ways to Get Your Picky Toddler to Eat
Keri Fisher is battling it out with her toddler over meals, but she’s finally figured out how to get the upper hand. Best of all? She’s sharing her tips with us. From dollar store chopsticks to a fancy food colorings she’s laying down the law and her kid is eating.
Check out her clever tips on getting your toddler to eat. And if you have tips of your own, please share them in the comments!
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Anonymous commented on Jan 01 70 at 12:00 amMaking ordinary food fun works for our toddler.
Anonymous commented on Jan 01 70 at 12:00 amHow about your teenager?
Anonymous commented on Jan 01 70 at 12:00 amWe eat a varied diet. If my 18mo eats lightly at one meal, chances are he’ll make up for it at the next. I don’t bargain or plead, but we eat at designated times and no other.
My three year old helps prepare meals and I try to let the toddler stir or crush ingredients when my patience is up for the task.
Each child has their quirks, one doesn’t care for the texture of beans and the other is not a fan of tomatoes, but we certainly haven’t eliminated either from our diet.
On a funny note, the worst fight they ever had was over a piece of broccoli. (One bit the other and drew blood. Eek!)
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