Eat

Author: (English) Kennedy
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Publish Date: 2005-08-01
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Ensuring your toddler gets proper nutrition or teaching them good dining etiquette to successfully finish meals can be quite challenging. But when time is not on your side, why not turn to the expertise of other parents to guide you more easily into the world of "little ones"? This handy little book will help you explore different methods to ensure balanced and healthy diets, covering potential scenarios such as weaning picky eaters. The effective tips compiled in this book come directly from parents who share your kindness!
In a conversation with my mother, she mentioned that the method she used to change her three daughters was to strictly enforce mealtime. "I've realized," she said, "that finally when the children are hungry, they'll eat any food you give them." That's very true. I always keep mealtime relaxed because over the past year, I've noticed that children who skip chicken for dinner might have already eaten two high-protein peanut butter sandwiches for lunch. The day before, they might have had enough salad, and now they just want an apple or raisins. So don't worry—children will eat on their own.
If you track their diet over a month, you might find 30 nutrient-rich foods. The following tips are rich in content, with flexible age ranges and tailored to the personalities of infants and young children. Please note that if your child has dietary issues or food allergies, it's essential to consult a doctor first.