4yr old will only eat Funyuns?

[Anonymous]

Title speaks for itself. She wont even touch her lunchables. Is there any way I could get dc to branch out into Pringles, or should I just accept that we are going to be a Funyun Family?

[Anonymous]

Mmmmmmm! Funyums!

Try donuts. The ones with chocolate inside and candy sprinkles on top are a great go to item in a pinch.

Kool aide also make individual packets that you can add to her water. The fun factor is sometimes a big motivator.

Good luck!

[Anonymous]

Lol

[Anonymous]

Try making your spaghetti s sauce with a stick of butter, ya'll. Add sugar for full flavor. Bacon bits for that extra somethin' somethin'

[Anonymous]

You really need a balanced diet for your child of both salty AND sweet. Try to at least get him to eat a twinkie or two a week, and ten you should be ok.

[Anonymous]

She'll never change her preference until you introduce her to Doritos.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:She'll never change her preference until you introduce her to Doritos.

I have found that i had much better luck with Cool Ranch flavored rather than traditional

[Anonymous]

No, no!

The best are the Dorito Loco Tacos at Taco Bell. You get a protein (meat), vegetable (lettuce), fruit (tomato) and Doritos all in one convenient package. Healthy and delicious!

[Anonymous]

pair it with chocolate milk

[Anonymous]

Eh, not really a big deal. Not a battle worth fighting.

Kids are stubborn and all the books say you should just roll with it until the kid outgrows it. No worries, OP.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:pair it with chocolate milk

No.

Juice.

In a box. With high fructose corn syrup.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:pair it with chocolate milk

Or Pepsi.

But stay away from Mountain Dew because of the caffeine.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:No, no!

The best are the Dorito Loco Tacos at Taco Bell. You get a protein (meat), vegetable (lettuce), fruit (tomato) and Doritos all in one convenient package. Healthy and delicious!

But you have to order 3 and don't forget to let DD wash it down with a large Mountain Dew.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Eh, not really a big deal. Not a battle worth fighting.

Kids are stubborn and all the books say you should just roll with it until the kid outgrows it. No worries, OP.

Lol.

Have you read the thread?

Serious posts go in the chocolate milk thread please.

[Anonymous]

Maybe it's like when we were kids and got caught with cigarettes. Lock the kid in a closet with a case of them and don't let the kid out until they're all consumed.