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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Oh, OP. This is so sad. Another reason not to let your kids grow up to be picky eaters. Why don't you just try telling them that this is dinner, this is where we're going, and it will be a wonderful family dinner? It's time to get past your current mindset.[/quote] Not letting your kids be picky eaters is like not letting your kids be short.. I would not want my families Christmas to include sulky hungry kids who just ate bread for dinner..[/quote] Absolutely not. What OP describes is the result of letting bad habits get out of hand.[/quote] I agree. If you have to bring grilled cheese for a seven year old especially because "there's no kids menu" you've made some food habit wrong turns. This is why I'm completely oposed to kids meals, kids menus, and the like. They foster taste buds that only recognize fat, salt, and sugar (often all fried together). [/quote] Really? So my kid should choose off of the adult menu and have a $30-35 entree that he would not like or eat, because it's all filets, prime rib, crabcakes, pork chops, salmon, fresh fish of the day? I think NOT. [/quote] If you think NOT, you should go somewhere else.[/quote]
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