Anonymous wrote:I haven't read the comments, and I tend to go very bland food universally understood to be liked by kids - cheese pizza, chicken nuggets, etc.
However, I have a picky eater and I appreciate when other parents force him beyond his comfort zone. With me, he has to be forced to try new foods. But he understands that it is rude not to try new foods offered at other people's houses and, in his words, "try to eat at least half of it." Because he's more wiling to try new things with other people, he is more likely to discover he actually likes something. He decided he liked asparagus after another mom served it to him. I LOVE THAT MOM.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:OP, you have to know that kodiak pancakes and veggie pizza are not going to be a universal crowd pleaser with kids.
+1 WTF are Kodak pancakes anyway?! Hey OP, why didn’t you try a kale smoothie? Lol.
Anonymous wrote:OP, you have to know that kodiak pancakes and veggie pizza are not going to be a universal crowd pleaser with kids.
Anonymous wrote:It never occurred to me to think or stress about this. Don’t you all just have staples in your house to fix a children’s lunch? Or just fruit, cheese, some carrot sticks, pretzels, crackers, nuts, eggs, lunch meats. Something? I’m shocked this is an issue
Anonymous wrote:We usually just do a big platter of crackers, cheese sticks, cut-up vegetables, and bite size fruit like grapes or berries. I don't worry about serving a balanced meal.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Stop trying to feed kids weird shi7. Give them cheese pizza, chicken nuggets, hot dogs, turkey & cheese (sandwiches or served separately with crackers, pancakes with whipped cream or maple syrup, ….. My kids aren’t even picky, but they wouldn’t eat yogurt on pancakes.
Op meals sounds like what we eat in our house. People who separate food into "kids food" and "adult food" are bizarre. No wonder there are so many picky eaters!