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DD ate a bit of orange today....................

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Mirage · 15/02/2005 19:55

I know,its hardly world shattering news.But 17 month old dd has refused any fruit apart from grapes for the past 8 months or so.She has NEVER allowed orange of any description to pass her lips,& despite me giving her every fruit in existence since she has been weaned,especially to avoid this scenario,it has been grapes or nothing.

Today she pointed at the orange I was eating & I gave her a bit,expecting her to throw it away in disgust as usual,BUT SHE ATE IT!!!!!!!!!!!!!

nOW all I need to do is persuade her that apples & bananas are not the produce of Beelzebub.

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HunkerMunker · 15/02/2005 19:56

Hurrah! Can you call them 'something' grapes (DH was tricked into eating sweetcorn when his mum called it 'yellow peas'...!)?

Potty1 · 15/02/2005 19:57

Mirage - congratulations, perhaps you could wave your magic wand over my dd - she's 11 and has never eaten any fruit other than the odd piece of apple. It drives me insane because I love fruit and she simply refuses.

Lucycat · 15/02/2005 19:57

Have you tried banana milkshakes, my 2dd's love them, especially when I let dd2 use a straw ( I hold the cup tho')she's 21mths!

Well done on the orange though!

marthamoo · 15/02/2005 20:02

I have a non-fruit eater too. Ds1 (8 in March) will not eat any fruit (not even in a pudding eg., apple pie, or a fruit cheesecake) This despite him having and enjoying every kind of fruit as a baby and toddler.

It is quite limiting, especially with regard to puddings - ds2 will always have fruit, and I would love for us to eat fruit-based puddings. Ds1 is not fussy in any other way - it's just fruit.

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