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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Our 4yo only eats breakfast-ish foods. She has never swallowed a bite of meat or fish in her entire life, even during baby led weaning. She is over 99% for height and 65% for weight. DD prefers to serve her "dinner foods" aka meat, starch, veggie that she will not eat and then have her go hungry until she gives in and eats it (she hasn't in the past). I prefer to just give her what she enjoys, she eats it, and we move on. She eats a rotation/combination of: Greek yogurt Any fruit Omlettes (with any veggies) Beans and toast Oatmeal Veggie and sweet potato hash as long as it's served with another breakfast item Smoothies with any fruits and veggies Homemade banana oat flax break Toast with anything on it- PB, almond butter, jelly, or avocado Hard boiled eggs Homemade pancakes of any kind- sweet potato, berry, zucchini, etc She drinks milk, almond milk, ripple (whichever we have on hand) and water Dh also gets annoyed that she won't eat any kid food- chicken nuggets, hot dogs, pizza, etc. I will admit that could be difficult when away from home, but we haven't taken her to a restaurant or anything since covid anyway. Is it worth pressing her to widen her food choices or just let it be [/quote] She eats a wider variety of foods than my kids, who also don’t like meat (but mine do like fish). Not eating meat is not a problem as long as you get protein from other sources which it sounds da like your daughter does w eggs, PB, etc. she sounds healthy to me and obviously is growing fine so why stress it? Also, it’s a good thing she doesn’t like typical “kid foods.” Who would be upset their kid doesn’t want to eat junk like chicken nuggets or hot dogs? That’s very odd to me. I’d much rather my kid eat eggs and oatmeal and beans than chicken nuggets and hot dogs![/quote]
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