sometimes we eat crap sometimes we eat healthy stuff it all balances out in the end,
99% of the time i pureed everything for dd when she was a baby but sometimes i couldnt be bothered and bought a jar, the only ones she would eat were the mums own ones and they gave me some good ideas for recipes.
dd has not drunk milk as a drink since she was 11 months old i offer it her but she refuses point blank to have it even with milkshake stuff in it, i dont push it though coz i hate the stuff as well so maybe she doesnt like it.
for months all she would drink was apple juice at the moment it is ribena am sure it will change to something else at some point
breakfast is a bit hit or miss as well some days im lucky and she will eat 3 bowls of cereal other days she insists on crisps and chocolate for breakfast i let her have it as i would rather she ate something and its not as if she does it every day
lunch is always healthy and she eats that then in the evening it all depends on what has happened during the day most of the time i cook but last night for example i couldnt be bothered so we had a ready prepared lasagne from the supermarket cooked in a microwave. we do take away once a week which can be anything from fish and chips curry kfc and she will eat anything
she eats sausage rolls and gingerbread men in her buggy when we go shopping and asks for them, i let her have them as it means i can get round town in peace
i let her have fruit shoots sweets chocolates crisps biscuits - would be mean not to as we eat them! she also eats piles of fruit and yoghurts loves her veg and is a normal 3 year old with funny eating habits and she hates fizzy drinks and doesnt even want to try them
nothing wrong with the occasional bit of crap if its balanced out with the good stuff as well - have spent far to long stressing out about food what she will and wont eat not doing it anymore so what she only had 2 pieces of fruit / veg one day she might eat 10 the following day. at least she is eating something i figure there is plenty of time for explaining the concept of healthy eating and that pringles do not = breakfast when she is older.