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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I will give context later, just curious, of these foods, if your kids ate them would you have consider them to have eaten a vegetable? Black beans Small bits of onions, peppers, garlic cooked into the back beans Small quantities of spinach (visible) stirred into another dish Handful of spinach mixed into a berry smoothie (not visible) [b]Raw spinach as the base for a salad Purple cabbage slaw Corn[/b] Avocado Tomatoes [b]Cucumbers[/b] Mango Mango salsa with red onions and cilantro visible in it Slices of red peppers [/quote] Bold is what “counts” for my kids. I require minimum 5 servings of vegetables and fruits a day as recommended by pediatrician, which usually means 1 serving of vegetable with lunch and 2 with dinner. Other things on your list would count in theory (eg spinach in smoothie, spinach in dish) but it doesn’t sound like you are meeting the serving volume required. [/quote] Require??? Oh my.[/quote] Yup! Have you not gotten the same recommendation from your ped?[/quote] Not that poster but it is quite difficult to force a kid to consume something. Sounds like your kids like vegetables though so you got off easy on this one.[/quote]
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