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Posted By: ER MT on 2006-06-13
In Reply to: Any advice for dealing with picky eaters? - Going Nuts!

My 18 yo daughter is picky about everything, and my youngest son can be while my oldest son will eat anything. I buy those frozen mini pizza bagel bite things and if they don't like what I make for dinner, they microwave those themselves and everybody's happy.

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Any advice for dealing with picky eaters? - Going Nuts!
- In our house, we're all allowed to make suggestions. sm - Rabbit
  - Thanks, I agree - OP
    - You're welcome. And I certainly know what you mean. sm - Rabbit
- THANK YOU to those that replied. sm - OP
  - My perspective... - M
- Well, since he does most of the cooking.. - Bubbles
- Maybe you could - KB
  - Well, my husband and I rule the menu here. - Frances
    - No one said the kids should rule the menu - KB
      - KB.. - Sarah
        Sarah, how about YOU back off - KB
        Please KB.. - Dolores
        Great post, Dolores. - TeaBAGS
- My picky eaters were all told sm - mlstoo
  - Yeah, I'd have to let them start helping with the cooking to learn some appreciation (sm) - Misha
- picky eaters - everydaymt
  - I've heard people have to try a new food 10 times before they know for sure they won't like it - Misha
- Picky eaters - M
- If they don't like your food, let them make their own. - sm
- Choose any menu, prepare, serve and enjoy. If they don't want to eat, their prob. This should - have been started long ago, IMO. nm
- sm - ER MT
- Take turns w/ menu (and cooking and cleaning..) - paints

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