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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][b]Absolutely not, but I do try to prevent issues by making sure there's at least something everyone likes.[/b] But sometimes I end up cooking something my DS doesn't like. Once Iv'e gone through the effort of cooking it though I think its rude to simply reject it. So he has to eat it and I'll try to find ways of making it more appealing next time.[/quote] This. If I'm making something new, or something that I suspect won't go over well, I pair it with a no-brainer. Luckily for us, plain steamed broccoli is a no brainer. You must try at least two bites of anything on your plate AND you must clean your plate before getting seconds of anything. So I'll go skimpy on the first helping of, let's say pasta, to ensure that the zucchini or lamb chop or whatever gets a good try.[/quote]
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