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[quote=Anonymous]I have a picky DS and an non-picky DS. For everyday meals, I make sure that I have something that the picky DS will eat or if I am making something I know he will not, I make sure we have leftovers from another meal. For holidays, I wouldn't revolve the menu around my kids but I would make sure there was something they would eat on the menu. I do the same for my vegetarian cousin and my gluten-free grandfather. When my kids and my nieces/nephews were younger, I would just make sure that I had chicken nuggets or something in the freezer that I could easily heat up. I think we only did that once because there was always something they would eat, even if it was just turkey and rolls. Creating an entire menu only around the specific foods that a child would eat is insane. Just bring them something separate.[/quote]
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