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Shows parents how to avoid mealtime battles, including setting rules, using strategies, and creating healthy eating habits for children.
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Meals with a picky eater don't have to be battles.
Picky eating is almost always a normal behavior in young children. However, accepting this fact when it is your child can be very difficult. You may be so worried that you fix three or four meals each night in an attempt to find something your child will eat, or you may get so angry that you issue ultimatums about the horrible consequences that await the unfortunate child who hasn't cleaned his plate. In Coping with a Picky Eater I will reassure that you don't have be concerned when your child won't eat his peas, and I will show you how to set reasonable limits for mealtime behavior for the entire family. Armed with these common sense guidelines you will be able to once again have pleasant meals together instead of ugly battles about who isn't eating what.
Shows parents how to avoid mealtime battles, including setting rules, using strategies, and creating healthy eating habits for children.
From the Author
Meals with a picky eater don't have to be battles.
Picky eating is almost always a normal behavior in young children. However, accepting this fact when it is your child can be very difficult. You may be so worried that you fix three or four meals each night in an attempt to find something your child will eat, or you may get so angry that you issue ultimatums about the horrible consequences that await the unfortunate child who hasn't cleaned his plate. In Coping with a Picky Eater I will reassure that you don't have be concerned when your child won't eat his peas, and I will show you how to set reasonable limits for mealtime behavior for the entire family. Armed with these common sense guidelines you will be able to once again have pleasant meals together instead of ugly battles about who isn't eating what.
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