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Sounds delicious, I make a smlaiir pasta sauce for my girls as they too prefer to not 'see' their vegetables, my son on the other hand is breaking my heart at the moment, he's refusing to eat anything other than toast :( Although we did have a bit of a breakthrough yesterday, after visiting the lovely Ballycross Farm here in Wexford. I bought some delicous apples so he's decided that 'apples fresh from trees are nice'..........LOL! http://kcttep.com [url=http://xpgfjvlwy.com]xpgfjvlwy[/url] [link=http://dwywioljkl.com]dwywioljkl[/link]
I've tried all sorts to encourage him to eat his veglbatees and like you say it's so frustrating especially when I think back to all the lovely veg he was weaned onto. He'll be six this year so perhaps if I encourage him to help prepare his food a little more that will in turn encourage him to eat it.Thanks Nessa :) http://sydyjaom.com [url=http://wbbavywptxd.com]wbbavywptxd[/url] [link=http://irumrbtbb.com]irumrbtbb[/link]
I am lucky that the boys aren't terribly fussy. They like<a href="http://zfolhz.com"> ptenly</a> of different flavours and texture but it's often difficult to encourage them to eat whole veg. I don't worry about it as overall they have a very balanced diet. I have gone through times that they refuse everything but perseverance is important.I wonder is your little man old enough to help out with the meal preparations, Nicola? I see your young girl helps you so maybe if he makes a shopping list with you and gets involved it might encourage him to eat. There is an article on fussy eaters in this months Easy Parenting. As you well know this fussiness will pass :) It is frustrating though as a parent!
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