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The avocado thread got me thinking that I haven't tried avacado again after the first time when DS rejected it, and that was on my list of "must-haves". I'm wondering what other foods I've forgotten. Please share the foods that you absolutely want your kids to try and eat.
thanks, SunshineAndMe
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I'm happy with good, ethnic food. I'd much rather he want to go out for Indian, Thai or sushi than McDonald's.
I want them to be adventurous eaters. I really want ds2 to eat soup. Ds1 will not eat soup and it drives me crazy! Beth
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I'd like my kids to try everything as the opportunity arises.
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Melinda Mommy to Dora 10/01/05 Arwyn 5/25/07 Laurel 6/27/09 "Mommy, I need to put on my goggles, because I have too much energy." |
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I try to give DS (age 20 months) a wide variety of grains for his morning cereal. Sometimes I'll make oatmeal but I also do rye, buckwheat, quinoa, amaranth, bulgur, spelt etc. and I mix in some flaxseed or wheat germ.
We also give him fish about once a week. Sometimes he eats it, sometimes not, but we keep offering. I don't eat fish myself but I'd like him to. |
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