Started on Wednesday October 10th 2007 at 11.10 AM
soapfan
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Making meals funabout 1 year agoOne trick I used was to buy plates which split the foo dinto different sections. My kids love there mix-up plates which means they often dont notice that its chips and sweetcorn again! |
lil-grace
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Re: Making meals fun10 months agoi may not have kids but i look after alot as i baby sit and i think getting kids involved really gets them intrested in there food.take them food shopping and get them to choose something they like ths doesnt meen junk this could meen anything..eg:''choose 2 types of veg you like and you can have it for dinner tonight'' get them to learn that you have to have one of eachtype of food, make a chart so they tick it of when they eat it. let them play with there food i dont meen chucking it at the cat i meen make it into somthing fun... this only works till there are about 6-7 though so dont invite a load of you kids 14 year old friends and then offer them smiley toast and beans it wont go down well... hope this helps x |
wor kate
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Re: Making meals fun10 months agomy bairns just cry when i put there tea down in front of them. i'm sick of making nice dinners only to have them whinge about wanting burgers and chips like thier m ates. i used to hide the veg when they were little but nothing i do now except bribery - will get htem to eat anything green. where am i going wrong? anyone got any ideas? |
Nina
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Re: Making meals fun10 months agoPoor you, I really feel for people who's kids are fussy eaters. My youngest can be sometimes but it's easier with the older two eating everything I put in front of them - I can just say to her "look, your sisters are eating it - let's see who finishes first" which usually works because although she's fussier, she's a faster eater :o) Keep Smiling and Eat Well :o) |
Nina
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Re: Making meals fun10 months agoI did, of course, mean oveN cooked chips just then! |
Nina
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Re: Making meals fun10 months agoI did, of course, mean oveN cooked chips just then! |
wor kate
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Re: Making meals fun10 months agothanks for the tips nina but i've tried the lot. they hate fish fingers too. they love ketchup tho and even asked for it on their cereal once. any other tips anyone? i really am getting desperate. |
singlemum
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Re: Making meals fun9 months agohey my kids have always been fussy eaters since they began on solids when they were babies. i tried everything but nothing worked. once i tried telling them that if they didnt eat there dinner they wouldnt get any pudding. it worked for a while and then they began to be fussy again. so i tried getting them to write down what they like and don't like and most of the things they hated was vegetables. so i tried mixing them with things they liked for instance i swapped normal buggers for veggie burgers and it seemed to work. if you still have problems then why not try getting a childrens kids book to see if they have any ideas on what to get kids to eat afterall a few homemade meals never hurt my children and they seemed to like them more than normal meals. good luck and i hope some of my ideas work after all the important thing is that they are eating but if they werent then you would be in bother!! anyways good luck and please tell me what you think of some of my ideas!! x |
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