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If there were one food stuff that you wish your child would eat...

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codswallop · 25/09/2003 14:29

I wish ds1 would revert to eating ham and ds2 would eat potato

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Chinchilla · 25/09/2003 14:31

I wish my ds would eat the food I cook for him! I'm a good cook, honestly (although in my present jippy stomach state, I hesitate to actually think about food).

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beetroot · 25/09/2003 14:33

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Northerner · 25/09/2003 14:36

I wish my ds would eat broccoli.

Not too much to ask is it?

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Chinchilla · 25/09/2003 15:39

Mine won't eat anything green

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Podmog · 25/09/2003 15:51

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kayleigh · 25/09/2003 15:59

My ds1 started off quite picky. At 5 he has turned into a really good eater. But ds2 (age 2) will not eat ANY veg or ANY fruit. I try not to get too worked up about it as ds1 only started eating a variety of fruit in the last year or so. So I am hoping this will change as ds2 gets older.

How comes if ds1 does something REALLY stupid/dangerous ds2 will copy him. But if ds1 shows him how to eat a piece of sweetcorn or a grape ds2 just will not follow..... typical

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pie · 25/09/2003 17:05

DD won't eat anything that looks like it has bits in it. For instance you can put vegetables in the pasta sauce, but she won't eat them, but if we whizz them up then thats fine, even if she knows they are still there. She'll stand there and watch them disappear, then proceed quite happily.

Oh yeah and she won't eat pepper (ground pepper on anything).

She came home from nursery 2 weeks ago in tears because they had given her tinned tuna for lunch and she wouldn't eat it. They said she had to or else they would tell her mummy. She was so upset and asking if I was cross with her...I HATE TINNED TUNA, I REALLY HATE IT. Have never told her though...she was so relieved when I told her that it was ok to hate tuna.

Now if there were a thread on what do you wish your wife would eat, DH would be here for hours. And this is without the morning sickness

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SoupDragon · 25/09/2003 17:13

Vegetables. Sigh.

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littlerach · 25/09/2003 21:06

pasta, potato or rice.

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littlerach · 25/09/2003 21:07

pasta, potato or rice.

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Enid · 25/09/2003 21:08

white sauces and potatoes

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misdee · 25/09/2003 21:10

veg. she will eat pasta, potatoes (only in chip form or mashed tho,) rice, most meats and sauces. just a few veg would be nice. i usually whizz some carrots up in the blender and add those to the shepherds pie, tho if she sees me doing this there is hell to pay.

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doormat · 25/09/2003 21:12

carrots from the bottom up

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deegward · 25/09/2003 21:18

I thought children were meant to love pies, and things in pastry... will someone tell my son. He will not eat any stew type thing, or pie, or anything with a sauce. And I did the Anabel Karmel thing, and am doing it again for ds2. Oh well at least I know he used to eat these things

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deegward · 25/09/2003 21:19

I thought children were meant to love pies, and things in pastry... will someone tell my son. He will not eat any stew type thing, or pie, or anything with a sauce. And I did the Anabel Karmel thing, and am doing it again for ds2. Oh well at least I know he used to eat these things

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CnR · 26/09/2003 09:29

Chips! It would make her having kid's meals when out easier. She prefers her potatoes in waffle form, as mash or just boiled.

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Angeliz · 26/09/2003 09:41

my dd2.6, won't eat anything wet or anything i cook! Actually she's just started eating pasta shapes(out of tins), but wont eat my pasta.i've made my own sausages......burgers.........fishcakes.(thats besides the stews, dinners.) she seems to know it's not from a pack

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Blu · 26/09/2003 13:57

My DS won't eat any fruit which has a slippery, slimy or wet texture...no grapes, citrus, melon,peach, pineapple, in fact he will only eat apple or banana. Constantly fretting about vit. C...but he likes broccoli.

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robinw · 26/09/2003 14:44

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CP · 26/09/2003 18:20

A bigger variety of fruit (only raisins, bananas & apples at the moment) and sandwiches from Boots or Tesco or wherever - it would make picnics so easy!

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Eulalia · 26/09/2003 19:56

ds is pretty good about fruit and veg, some days are better than others but I usually manage 3-5 portions a day. Tends to be the same ones though. He has pureed fruit mixed into cereal plus a glass of fruit juice at breakfast so that takes care of 2 for a start. It is protien I have a problem with and I have to hide egg by making egg bread and I wish he'd eat fish other than bloody fish fingers! He loves advocados though which I believe are very healthy.

dd is really good at the moment - ate all the homemade stew I made today - lots of lumps and veg - how long will it last?

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CP · 28/09/2003 17:50

Eulalia - have you tried Lemon Sole Goujons? You can get them from Sainsburys or Marks & Spencer and I highly reccommend them as an alternative to fish fingers.

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susanmt · 28/09/2003 20:09

Wish dd would eat cheese and pasta. Everyone else in the house loves them, she wont try.
Ds eats everything, even if not food, so no worries there!!

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Fruitloop · 28/09/2003 20:21

I wish my DD would drink water. She does drink squash but I worry about her teeth falling out.

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