I tell her that she does not have to eat it ...however if she is hungry later , that IS what she will be having.
Usually makes her finish her meal right than and there lol.
Or sometimes , she really is full ...puts it in the fridge and eats it later.
My kids eat what is made. There are only 2 things that I make that 2 of my girls won't eat...my 16 yr old won't eat chicken alfredo and my 12 yr old won't eat sloppy joes. On those nights they will eat a small serving then ask if they can make a sandwich. I don't make these two meals often because I know that they aren't fond of them.
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I make things for everyone, and there's usually two or three things as dinner. You know- maybe chicken, rice, salad.
So if they 'don't like something' that week- the change their minds- I keep offering it.
If they only want their salad and milk, fine.
But I keep offering varieties and things they've snubbed in the past. They come around.
My oldest used to love beans, then hate them, now loves them again.
Imo once you shut the door as 'they don't like it' you're the one making it so. You never know if they change tastes. I know I did growing up.
Quoting Paperfishies:
If I make something I know my kids dont like, I make them something else.
Quoting AM-BRAT:
Imo opinion that's how picky eaters are created.
I make things for everyone, and there's usually two or three things as dinner. You know- maybe chicken, rice, salad.
So if they 'don't like something' that week- the change their minds- I keep offering it.
If they only want their salad and milk, fine.
But I keep offering varieties and things they've snubbed in the past. They come around.
My oldest used to love beans, then hate them, now loves them again.
Imo once you shut the door as 'they don't like it' you're the one making it so. You never know if they change tastes. I know I did growing up.
Quoting Paperfishies:
If I make something I know my kids dont like, I make them something else.



- xocoutureandco
on Jun. 28, 2012 at 8:00 PM