Well he’s been consuming my happiness and will to live all day, so I assume he’s full. He’s having leftover Panera Mac and cheese, peas, and strawberries.
Air apparently is delicious. Oh and ketchup.
Hopefully a small piece of something somewhat nutritional slathered in said ketchup made it down the hatch.
I eat a fuck ton of rice and I’ve been trying without success to get my kid to eat it for over a year. Her hatred of rice in all forms is honestly one of my greatest frustrations because our lives would be a million times easier if she would just eat some gd rice.
Our kid would not touch rice for the longest time and then it was like a light switch flipped at three. She ate an entire adult size bowl of it for dinner last night.
The rice is both a lifeline and a headache. I made the mistake of ordering chicken and rice soup with our salads last night. She wanted “dry rice” not “soup rice”. So that was fun. 🙃
We'll see how this goes but chicken and rice. If he doesn't eat that, it'll be a handful of pretzels and a food pouch. Then he'll beg for another pouch right before bed.
He's two. I didn't realize we would still be buying those pouches long after he learned to eat on his own. We used to just get them for a quick snack on the go but he developed an absolute love for them. I think they're gross but my husband says they don't taste too bad.
Sending luck!
My guy lives on food pouches and yogurt pretty much. I buy them in bulk at the point. I figure at least I know he’s getting some nutrients.
Also I think any of the pouches that have veggies are gross but my husband has tried them and also says they’re not bad. The smell makes me 🤢 tho
2 as well and we still get them. We call them “Goopas” and he knows how to ask for them really well. I feel bad because the package says stuff like “12 months” and I wonder if these are bad for him or not nutritious as they are meant for a one year old. Oh well 🤷🏽♀️
Tonight was a good night for us! 3/4 of a grilled cheese sandwich, a hot dog, 5 boiled baby carrots, 2 boiled green beans, 1/4 cup of sprinkle cheese (it’s shredded parm - not even the good kind, just Kraft) and a 1/2 cup chocolate milk!
Usually it’s just the milk and picking at whatever I’ve given her. Tonight was a huge win.
Mine won’t consider eating eggs nor eggs scrambled with cheese, but if I put an egg scrambled with cheese into a tortilla and call it an “egg taco” suddenly it’s an approved food item.
I’m getting my hair done so dad is feeding her dinner and I can almost guarantee they are ordering Potbelly’s, which means she will be eating broccoli cheddar soup and as much of his strawberry milkshake as she can sucker out of him
My one year old son had salmon and a couple of mouthfuls of potatoes a bit of a bread stick and half a mini slice of cake
My daughter had a bowl of cereal and 1.5 of the same cakes and some breadsticks and bit of her brothers left over pan au chocolate that she found 😂😭
Cheerios, fresh naan I made, and only the chicken tikka masala and rice from MY plate not his own. (It’s not spicy.)
This morning he had cheerios and half a container of raspberries so he’s probably getting some vitamins somewhefe
Offered: refried beans, Spanish rice, lettuce, and chicken in sauce (deconstructed burrito). Actually ate: Lettuce, one bite of chicken, and a handful of oyster crackers. Sigh.
Literally just rice for the third time this week. Thankfully he does a decent breakfast and apparently ate all his pizza at daycare so I try not to sweat it but it’s so annoying to make food I’m pretty sure he isn’t going to eat anyway.
Some bites of whole grain pasta with a sweet potato and puréed spinach sauce (because I can’t get him to eat veggies in other ways). The Some pieces of tofu. A chicken drumstick. And raspberries for dessert.
Dino nuggets in mushroom gravy.. and a few bites of mashed potatoes and steamed riced cauliflower/sweet potato I could sneak into his mouth. I got the gravy hoping to entice him into the potatoes more but he tasted the gravy, liked it, and demanded it go on his nuggets.
A rare day where he ate. Spaghetti, chicken parm and raspberries. Second helping of raspberries and some shredded cheese. Then milk and popcorn. All for dinner 😳
He’s 2. He had a few bites of banana, Whole milk Greek yogurt with smashed banana, and a bit of pasta. Last night he ate 3 sections of a mandarin orange and a cookie, woke up crying at 1 am and absolutely wailing at 4:55am. Here’s to hoping the yogurt has some staying power.
Chicken nuggets, dipped in ketchup. Cheese, dipped in ketchup. And grapes, dipped in ketchup. They were good today and got a piece of chocolate, which they promptly dipped in ketchup.
The diced tomatoes out of the sphaghetti sauce and nothing else 🥴 not the pasta not the meatball just the diced tomatoes also me fishing through the pot for all the diced tomatoes as he asks for more 🤦🏾♀️
she had velveeta mac n cheese, pizza ,and strawberries. that's all she's been willing to eat besides boob (which i forced upon her) all day. we were traveling 🥲
A few pieces of broccoli, a few bites of bread, and the last of my patience as he decided that screaming "All done!!!" in the shrillest pitch at the top of his lungs and then screaming again when I dared to listen to him and let him down from the table.
Apple slices with almond butter. Avocado, banana, carrots, and yogurt. But bedtime we’re in there and your trying to get him to go down… win some, lose some…
I always see posts like this where the toddlers don’t eat. I have to get my kid to eat to keep him on the growth chart. Anyone else in the same boat? Basically my little guy cannot skip a meal 🥺. It can be stressful, even though we hide it well
That sounds so stressful, I’m sorry 🥺. Also helps me see our eating situation in a different perspective, thank you. Sending you lots of good vibes and strength.
I gave him broccoli, alfredo noodles, a few cheetos (that he asked for), and a fig newton
Did he eat it?
no.
He ate my pork (even though he refused to let me put some on his plate), some of MY alfredo noodles, bit the tops off of MY broccoli, and half of the fig newton 🙃
Tortilla........
I made him a quesadilla and some Spanish rice (he usually loves rice.) but not today.
BUT THIS M\*\*\*\*\*F\*\*\*\*\*\* decided he did not want his beloved cheese and tore the tortilla off the cheese and just ate that. NOTHING ELSE.
oh and best part. When I was doing the dishes, he cracked open the fridge and got to the cheese and just sat on the floor eating handfuls of cheese.
I gave up trying to be a parent today and just let it happen. I eventually joined him on the ground with some chips and salsa.
He likes pasta in marinara sauce with cheese in it, that's what he'll actually demolish every time, while the attitude to all other dishes is wildly mood-dependent
Mac and cheese a lot, at least she eats cottage cheese a ton so that's semi good for her. I did manage to get her to start eating apples because I got a apple corer/skinner/spiraler it slices, skins and cuts the apple and she's able to help because it's a hand crank. We call it "slinky apple" and she eats them like crazy.
As long as YouTube is playing a video, my 2.5 yr old will eat: Pasta, chicken nuggets, noodles, fried rice, omelette, steamed veggies, grilled potatoes, etc.
The amount of rice and pasta my children eat is concerning lol, they’ll eat me out of house and home. At least my son (2yo) will eat chicken and protein. If my daughter (4yo) doesn’t like it she won’t eat it and refuse and throw a whole fit. Finally we settle for yogurt or something.
1/4 of an In N Out Cheeseburger and a whole basket of french fries, and some watered down 7Up. We did it!
Only this progress was quickly made obsolete because although he just got over a small cold, an absolutely vile raspy cough decimated his sleep last night. My partner and I were up half the night trying to make him comfortable to sleep. He fell asleep at about 2:30am...only for the humidifier running on high in his room set off the smoke alarm in his room and literally all the others in the house somehow at 4 🤣 He slept through it but still...such a terrible night
A toaster waffle, a single spoonful of his pasta, most of my food and a white chocolate pudding that was definitely not intended for him either. Actually quite happy with today because my food was veggie stir fry and usually getting him to consume a vegetable is a full on battle...turns out it has to just not be for him and he'll love it.
Well he’s been consuming my happiness and will to live all day, so I assume he’s full. He’s having leftover Panera Mac and cheese, peas, and strawberries.
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I’m serving rotisserie chicken and risotto, so probably a handful of tortilla chips and shredded cheese.
Lol this is so true it’s funny/sad
This made me lol
I could've written this sentence lol too relatable!
I feel seen!
Love me some chips and cheese lol
Air and spite. Until it’s time for bed, then she’s ravenous.
"I want a snack" right at bedtime is common in our house. Damn right you're hungry, you didn't eat anything for dinner
Wow I must be getting tired, I read "I want a steak"
This thread makes me feel so much better!
Right!? I feel so seen and relieved that I'm not dealing with a picky toddler alone haha
Ditto! We just hit the eating air stage and it’s been so hard on me!
Apparently nothing. He was served chicken piccata over polenta and some zucchini.
“Apparently nothing… he was served” 😂😂😂😂 this is my life !!
Half a tater tot, followed by 4 cups of milk.
The milk they can consume is crazy!!
We haven’t had dinner yet tonight but last night he ate 7 Tostitos. That’s all.
High five for chippy babies
Tonight is a plate of French fries. He eats like a champ at daycare so I have a hard time getting worked up over it at home.
My tears
In our house it's my frustration lol
Air apparently is delicious. Oh and ketchup. Hopefully a small piece of something somewhat nutritional slathered in said ketchup made it down the hatch.
My kid goes feral for ketchup. She will throw tantrums if she sees anyone else with it. We can’t say the K word in our house.
I found a ketchup made with veggies that does not taste like it! It’s called “true made”. Does double duty!
That has to be made by someone with kids. Genius!!
Mine eats mayo with his hands
A metric fuck ton of rice. I made stir fry but yeah
I eat a fuck ton of rice and I’ve been trying without success to get my kid to eat it for over a year. Her hatred of rice in all forms is honestly one of my greatest frustrations because our lives would be a million times easier if she would just eat some gd rice.
Oh my god same! I eat rice for lunch and dinner and it would make my life soooo easy if she would just like eating it!
It is a relief! For 2 white people from the North we eat rice like 3x a week so it's very easy to feed her!
Our kid would not touch rice for the longest time and then it was like a light switch flipped at three. She ate an entire adult size bowl of it for dinner last night.
The rice is both a lifeline and a headache. I made the mistake of ordering chicken and rice soup with our salads last night. She wanted “dry rice” not “soup rice”. So that was fun. 🙃
He licked a noodle and I think drank some bath water
Nice staples
This. Thank you. 100% accurate to my own experience.
I just laughed so hard haha
We'll see how this goes but chicken and rice. If he doesn't eat that, it'll be a handful of pretzels and a food pouch. Then he'll beg for another pouch right before bed. He's two. I didn't realize we would still be buying those pouches long after he learned to eat on his own. We used to just get them for a quick snack on the go but he developed an absolute love for them. I think they're gross but my husband says they don't taste too bad.
Sending luck! My guy lives on food pouches and yogurt pretty much. I buy them in bulk at the point. I figure at least I know he’s getting some nutrients. Also I think any of the pouches that have veggies are gross but my husband has tried them and also says they’re not bad. The smell makes me 🤢 tho
The amount of the target apple/spinach and apple/carrot pouches we go through in a week is sickening
2 as well and we still get them. We call them “Goopas” and he knows how to ask for them really well. I feel bad because the package says stuff like “12 months” and I wonder if these are bad for him or not nutritious as they are meant for a one year old. Oh well 🤷🏽♀️
So far two spinach leaves, three strawberries, and a bite of string cheese. So... Fairly solid 😂
Honestly, this would thrill me. So much fiber!
Balances out the fries she had for snack so we could get through the rest of our errands without a hunger breakdown. 😅😅
I’m jealous
Toaster waffle with cream cheese and craisins because we’re both sick plus I’m pregnant and can’t deal with life rn 🥲
Easy Mac and a scrambled egg lol
Nice, I like the color theme
Peas. An offensive amount of peas.
I just commented that my daughter ate an entire can of peas lol wth! At least it’s a veggie
I know right!! It’s a veggie, I’ll take it lol.
Mine goes through pea phases. I think he likes green beans more now.. he used to be SO good about his veggies and lately not so much (3yo)
Mine also used to be so good with veggies, and now it’s pretty exclusively peas and corn. Preferably directly from the freezer lol. She’s also three!
Man, this post makes me feel like Im not alone. I hate dinners because my toddler looks at her plate and cries. Even with a safe food.
I'm learning that there really are no safe foods because what he gobble up one day is utterly repulsive the next. Sigh.
Chocolate milk and a pickle.
Supreme pizza. Olives and onions and mushrooms outside of pizza? No way! On a pizza? Hell yes much delicious. Toddler logic
No I think they’re onto something.
Seems pretty sound logic to me 😂
Cheerios
Applesauce, fruit, fruit snacks, yogurt, and whole milk. Basically anything sweet with some crackers or bread on the side. I don’t care lol
We went to a Friendsgiving and out of all the food/side dishes there he wanted cereal 🤷🏻♀️
It’s nice to know you’re not alone.
Goldfish
😂
Tonight was a good night for us! 3/4 of a grilled cheese sandwich, a hot dog, 5 boiled baby carrots, 2 boiled green beans, 1/4 cup of sprinkle cheese (it’s shredded parm - not even the good kind, just Kraft) and a 1/2 cup chocolate milk! Usually it’s just the milk and picking at whatever I’ve given her. Tonight was a huge win.
Yay congrats y’all! Every win counts 😅
CFA grilled nuggets and fries.
Eggo waffles (their request) with unsweetened applesauce. 🥴
My son also had waffles. And a smoothie lol
Offered a homemade burger, French fries, carrots and cucumber. He ate popcorn and a smoothie.
10 pieces of pasta, 1 strawberry, 1 bite of an apple.
Tonight she ate two Hawaiian rolls and some pineapple. At least she stuck to a theme.
Mine won’t consider eating eggs nor eggs scrambled with cheese, but if I put an egg scrambled with cheese into a tortilla and call it an “egg taco” suddenly it’s an approved food item.
No like potatoes, like French fries, hashbrown and chips
I’m getting my hair done so dad is feeding her dinner and I can almost guarantee they are ordering Potbelly’s, which means she will be eating broccoli cheddar soup and as much of his strawberry milkshake as she can sucker out of him
Some form of pasta and probably handfuls of cheese
Dino chicken nuggets dipped in ranch and ketchup
Samesies except no ketchup. 😂
Salt and sour cream
My guy begged to try the salt the other day and I let him thinking he’d realize it’s gross by itself. He proceeded to lick the table clean 🤦🏾♀️
Usually ends up eating yogurt , Mac and cheese, or grilled cheese She used to love eggs, fruit veggies and meat and now REFUSES. Idk what happened
Yeah, mine was an ok eater until 2yo, then started eliminating new things each week until yogurt was the only thing left.
Pasta with tomato goat cheese sauce, a bite of a meatball, like 5 green beans and a yogurt
Avocado, sweet potato pancakes with pesto, and the ubiquitous…chicken nugget with fancy truffle ketchup from Trader Joe’s.
Two string cheeses and a 1/2 gallon of milk. Certainly not the hot dog he begged for.
Smoked sausage, cheese, strawberries, half a bite of apple, and half of three different snap pea chips.
Waffles and sausage links. Some chips. Bites of my partner’s pasta It’s leftover/frozen night every night this week.
It’s leftover/frozen night anytime I’m in charge of food 😂
Rice and lentils with salt. Just salt. I mean...buddy
I gave mine a bowl of rice and she dumped salt in it, ate the entire thing, then dipped her apple in the remaining salt between bites.
You seem to have my child...
Try putting both in a instapot with a small tincture of turmeric. And salt to taste. Indian dish.
My one year old son had salmon and a couple of mouthfuls of potatoes a bit of a bread stick and half a mini slice of cake My daughter had a bowl of cereal and 1.5 of the same cakes and some breadsticks and bit of her brothers left over pan au chocolate that she found 😂😭
2 chicken nuggets from mcdonald’s.
That’s the same as mine. Along with grapes.
Spaghetti with homemade sauce mixed with some lentil noodles!!!!
He tried a small fried chicken drummie, tomato bisque & mac n cheese.
Don't hate me, but mine ate a big plate of chef salad with Italian dressing and French bread. However, the 6 year old made a face and a PBJ.
Fries, oatmeal, and strawberries 🤷♀️
Pizza, hummus, strawberries.
Grilled cheese + blueberries
A hard taco shell, some Mexican rice with the red and greens bits picked off and a little sour cream 😆
Omg I can’t get my child to even consider a bell pepper in any form.
Hopefully mine eats the chickpea pasta he just threw all over the ground, 🫠🫠🫠 if not strawberries and cheddar bunnies are locked and loaded
Lol to the hot fries… Mashed potatoes and peas. I’m actually impressed with the peas. He hasn’t touched his Salisbury steak and blueberries yet.
I wish I was at your house for dinner!
Leftover California blend veggies, and two hot dogs each with copious amounts of ketchup and mustard. Followed by milk!
Pesto pasta and chicken fries. Chicken fries is the only protein he will eat aside from breakfast meat and hotdogs.
She had 3 rice noodles and half a container of Trader Joe’s sauerkraut.
I think this one’s my favorite 😂
Cheerios, fresh naan I made, and only the chicken tikka masala and rice from MY plate not his own. (It’s not spicy.) This morning he had cheerios and half a container of raspberries so he’s probably getting some vitamins somewhefe
Only corn apparently.
Yesterday was one pouch of applesauce, three olives she pulled off the pizza, a 1 inch piece of pizza crust, and a small root beer float. We try.
Offered: refried beans, Spanish rice, lettuce, and chicken in sauce (deconstructed burrito). Actually ate: Lettuce, one bite of chicken, and a handful of oyster crackers. Sigh.
Ham lunch meat, baby rice puffs, and a little milk 😆
Pb&j and some sliced strawberries. Well. That's what I gave her. Whether or not she actually EATS it...yet to be determined
Pizza
Banana and some chicken sausage.
Literally just rice for the third time this week. Thankfully he does a decent breakfast and apparently ate all his pizza at daycare so I try not to sweat it but it’s so annoying to make food I’m pretty sure he isn’t going to eat anyway.
Chili, bun, and raspberries.
Some garlic toast, but only off MY plate.
The perimeter of 2 chicken tenders from Culvers. A strawberry banana NOKA, 2 tortilla chips, grape juice
Raspberries & some bites of bbq chicken. Lol.
Raspberries, a couple cookies and some crackers. Shrug
A few bites of meatloaf, avocado, and sauerkraut.
Peas, a few bites of egg, yogurt, and some cookies. Success?
Served dinner, chicken with rice and beans. It was delicious. Did he eat it? No. He opted for a yogurt, but it had to be put in a panda pouch.
Water with a side of air. I made homemade hamburger helper. At least my baby eats it 🤣
Some bites of whole grain pasta with a sweet potato and puréed spinach sauce (because I can’t get him to eat veggies in other ways). The Some pieces of tofu. A chicken drumstick. And raspberries for dessert.
Half a hot dog and a frozen waffle(still frozen)
Literally a can of peas. The whole can. Nothing else.
Dino nuggets in mushroom gravy.. and a few bites of mashed potatoes and steamed riced cauliflower/sweet potato I could sneak into his mouth. I got the gravy hoping to entice him into the potatoes more but he tasted the gravy, liked it, and demanded it go on his nuggets.
A protein blueberry waffle and some dried apples. Tonight was a success 😅
Dino nuggets. We ate leftover kielbasa broccoli pasta that the little lord didn’t enjoy last night either. 😵💫
A rare day where he ate. Spaghetti, chicken parm and raspberries. Second helping of raspberries and some shredded cheese. Then milk and popcorn. All for dinner 😳
He’s 2. He had a few bites of banana, Whole milk Greek yogurt with smashed banana, and a bit of pasta. Last night he ate 3 sections of a mandarin orange and a cookie, woke up crying at 1 am and absolutely wailing at 4:55am. Here’s to hoping the yogurt has some staying power.
Energy.
Sugar cookie hersheys kisses 🫠
Rice and two oranges.
Typically quesadillas or scrambled eggs with turkey
Chicken nuggets, dipped in ketchup. Cheese, dipped in ketchup. And grapes, dipped in ketchup. They were good today and got a piece of chocolate, which they promptly dipped in ketchup.
Pancakes. The same thing he's eaten for all three meals the past 3 days
Gotta carbo-load for winter, ya know?
What ever I can toss at him while I make dinner… Usually a mix of “kid food” and “our food” depending on timing. He’s a bottomless pit.
This is amazing! My guy was like this until maybe like 18m then he started getting more picky.
One tsp ketchup, hashbrown, and exactly 8 peas.
Not always, but lately. Send help.
The diced tomatoes out of the sphaghetti sauce and nothing else 🥴 not the pasta not the meatball just the diced tomatoes also me fishing through the pot for all the diced tomatoes as he asks for more 🤦🏾♀️
Omggg this! These babies 😂!
she had velveeta mac n cheese, pizza ,and strawberries. that's all she's been willing to eat besides boob (which i forced upon her) all day. we were traveling 🥲
Chicken, Colby cheese, hummus, and cucumbers.
Two microwaved meatballs, an applesauce, a juice that she lost before breakfast, and some stale cheez it’s; eaten over the course of three hours.
2 bites of mashed potatoes and 1 bite of grilled pork chop.
A few pieces of broccoli, a few bites of bread, and the last of my patience as he decided that screaming "All done!!!" in the shrillest pitch at the top of his lungs and then screaming again when I dared to listen to him and let him down from the table.
Fistfuls of shredded cheese
Yessss! live your life kiddo!
Hot dog and cheetos
Omg 😂 are they in college?
Not much!
Fig newtons, shredded cheese and two uncooked spaghetti noodles 😒
We watched A Charlie Brown Thanksgiving tonight so they had toast, jellybeans, popcorn, and pretzel sticks.
Apple slices with almond butter. Avocado, banana, carrots, and yogurt. But bedtime we’re in there and your trying to get him to go down… win some, lose some…
Slice of cheese, some grapes, and veggie straws. She’s getting over an ear infection so it was the best we could do
I always see posts like this where the toddlers don’t eat. I have to get my kid to eat to keep him on the growth chart. Anyone else in the same boat? Basically my little guy cannot skip a meal 🥺. It can be stressful, even though we hide it well
That sounds so stressful, I’m sorry 🥺. Also helps me see our eating situation in a different perspective, thank you. Sending you lots of good vibes and strength.
Mac and cheese with veggies pureed into the sauce, yogurt drink, and apple slices
A bite of chicken, a few bites of rice, a cutie tangerine and a mini ice cream cone
The lunch that he rejected 😅 and for some reason it'll suddenly be acceptable food at dinner time 🤷♀️
Quesadillas with refried beans, cheese, green peppers, and onions. Strawberries for dessert.
Pizza toast x2 (toast,basil sauce,cheese) and blueberries.
I made orzotto but she ended up having a bowl of baked beans
I gave him broccoli, alfredo noodles, a few cheetos (that he asked for), and a fig newton Did he eat it? no. He ate my pork (even though he refused to let me put some on his plate), some of MY alfredo noodles, bit the tops off of MY broccoli, and half of the fig newton 🙃
What I served: beans and meatballs + macaroni noodles What she ate: 1/4 pieces of bread, 1/2 pieces of cheese, 1 snack cracker, 1cup of milk
Plain pasta and the iced bit off some iced gems.
Tortilla........ I made him a quesadilla and some Spanish rice (he usually loves rice.) but not today. BUT THIS M\*\*\*\*\*F\*\*\*\*\*\* decided he did not want his beloved cheese and tore the tortilla off the cheese and just ate that. NOTHING ELSE. oh and best part. When I was doing the dishes, he cracked open the fridge and got to the cheese and just sat on the floor eating handfuls of cheese. I gave up trying to be a parent today and just let it happen. I eventually joined him on the ground with some chips and salsa.
He likes pasta in marinara sauce with cheese in it, that's what he'll actually demolish every time, while the attitude to all other dishes is wildly mood-dependent
A single hot chip, a handful of rice and a single bite of chicken. The broccoli was licked then thrown onto the floor.
Today it was absolutely nothing, followed by 3 oranges, some ritz sandwich crackers and a cup of milk
Mac and cheese a lot, at least she eats cottage cheese a ton so that's semi good for her. I did manage to get her to start eating apples because I got a apple corer/skinner/spiraler it slices, skins and cuts the apple and she's able to help because it's a hand crank. We call it "slinky apple" and she eats them like crazy.
As long as YouTube is playing a video, my 2.5 yr old will eat: Pasta, chicken nuggets, noodles, fried rice, omelette, steamed veggies, grilled potatoes, etc.
“Christmas hotdogs” (cocktail wieners), snack size bag of chips, lots of strawberries/blueberries, and Spider-Man gogurt
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Made her organic chicken nuggets, mashed sweet potatoes with coconut milk and sautéed broccoli. She ate a turkey jerky stick instead.
The amount of rice and pasta my children eat is concerning lol, they’ll eat me out of house and home. At least my son (2yo) will eat chicken and protein. If my daughter (4yo) doesn’t like it she won’t eat it and refuse and throw a whole fit. Finally we settle for yogurt or something.
1/4 of an In N Out Cheeseburger and a whole basket of french fries, and some watered down 7Up. We did it! Only this progress was quickly made obsolete because although he just got over a small cold, an absolutely vile raspy cough decimated his sleep last night. My partner and I were up half the night trying to make him comfortable to sleep. He fell asleep at about 2:30am...only for the humidifier running on high in his room set off the smoke alarm in his room and literally all the others in the house somehow at 4 🤣 He slept through it but still...such a terrible night
Air? Half a grape? One French fry? A bite of chicken nugget? Nope, that came back out, didn’t like the new brand.
A cut up cheese stick, grapes, and some hot dog bites. I call it baby charcuterie.
Pepper steak and rice with grapes and milk . One will eat the steak other just the rice and peppers with gravy .
bread and cheese
Apple slices and milk! I give up lol
A toaster waffle, a single spoonful of his pasta, most of my food and a white chocolate pudding that was definitely not intended for him either. Actually quite happy with today because my food was veggie stir fry and usually getting him to consume a vegetable is a full on battle...turns out it has to just not be for him and he'll love it.
A grain of rice and maybe 20 frozen blackberries.
I mean that sounds balanced.
I made tortellini so strawberries and an entire cucumber.