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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I hate judging and bragging over picky eaters/food/one meal/five meals/kids who love book Chou. It's just food and what your kid eats or doesn't eat isn't a reflection of your parenting.[/quote] It is unless there are health issues. Kids need to learn that it is not always about their needs, they should be able to eat without a laundry lists of things they won't eat. It is rude.[/quote] Really? I know plenty of adults who don't like certain foods. I care that my kid will take at least one bite before deciding she doesn't like something, and decline things politely, not rudely, but unless she's refusing everything, what's rude about having dislikes?[/quote] yes really, I am talking about declining everything or most things. If I make dinner and your kid automatically asks for something else, rude.[/quote]
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