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Mealtime Tricks


Our toddler, Walt, has become quite the picky eater.  Veggies are clearly the enemy at this point.  Two of my wife's successful techniques:

    1.  The "non-threatening" portion

    2.  The "bargaining chip"

A "non-threatening portion" is literally just 2 or 3 tiny bites.  Keep it small and simple, and your child may be more willing to at least try it.  And if the small portion size doesn't work, you can offer a "bargaining chip" -- if you eat just 2 or 3 bites, you can have something else that you really like.   

Hope this helps!

Print | posted on Sunday, November 18, 2007 6:55 PM


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