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One way I get my kids trying different foods is I give them choices. What do I mean by this? When my kids ask for a snack, I will basically grab two different fruits or vegetables and say to them “Which one should we have”? Now if you noticed I did not say “which one do you want”? If I get them thinking I am going to be involved in this process as well, then they get excited. They are making a decision for me. Instead of me making it for them. Another word for that is FREEDOM. So then they make the choice and I sit down and snack with them. Once again this allows me as parent to have a moment with them and find out what is going on with them. Now one thing I should mention is, when you are holding up the healthy snacks make sure you know that there is a chance of them wanting them. Don’t hold up something that there is no way of them eating. Also don’t hold up a snack that you will not eat as well.

Another issue that a lot of parents come across is the dreaded word “It’s Yucky”. I get to hear this all the time from my kids. I find though if you have them in the process of cooking a lot of the yucky talk goes away. Now when I say get them involved in the cooking process, I mean get them stirring. Get them to measure out ingredients. Have them add them to the pot. Sure you have to be around if the burner is on. Yes you have to tell them it is hot. But hey kids are smart and they learn quickly. I am telling you if my kids are helping me do all this they will 9 out of 10 times try the dish we are cooking. When it is time to Order Lobster Online maine lobster boat race to see if it needs more seasoning, get them to sample to. But if something is truly yucky to them then acknowledge it. If we don’t like something, we say so. So why shouldn’t they. My kids still try to get me to eat a banana and I simple say mommy does not like them. Honestly I could almost yell that I hate them. But I am the parent.

The last issue I want to touch on is, just because you do not like it or because you think it is too spicy doesn’t mean it is the same for your kids. My 2 year old loves spicy food. I am not talking hot wings, but I do cook with chilies and hot sauce and he likes it. I remember when my first son was about 8 months old and we were having thanksgiving dinner at my parents. Well I gave lobster in maine some stuffing and my mom was horrified. She said that has to many spices in it. He’ll get sick. Well he ate all he could and then pumpkin pie (more spice) and he was a happy little boy. Hey let them try it. What is the worst thing, they spit it out.

So once again, get those kids cooking, stirring measuring, and have fun. Like I said before it is baby steps. But really what do you have to loose. The way I see it you will only gain.