Eatting veggie problems?
Answer:
Try to re introduce the veggies to her every couple of weeks. Make sure you have a wide varitey for her to experiment with. corn, pea, broccoli, eggplant, zucchine, squashes, beats, snow peas, spinch, pumpkin, sweet potatoes, carrots, cauliflower, cabbage, brussel sprouts, ect. Every night try a different veggie on her plate. She might take a bit of lets say peas today and spits them out because she doesn't like them. 2 weeks from today try the peas again.
With broccoli pretend that you and your child are dinosaurs eating trees.
Most kids go through a phase of not eating one thing or another and some times everything. On my 3 year old she went through a "I don't like that" phase w/ veggies, I gave her some time to try and let it pass and I got impatient and she got veggies for every meal till she ate them, when there hungry they'll eat anything lol.
Bad news, pumpkin is a fruit so she's only eating one vegetable :)
Have you tried dipping vegetables like carrots, broccoli, cauliflower, radishes, cucumbers, etc. in salad dressing?
Let her dip them in ranch. Try giving them to her raw. My son was the same way I let him dip then in anything but candy and now he'll eat anything with ketchup
Cheese sauce. Fresh veggies with cheese sauce, either just barely cooked or overcooked, depends on the kid. Act like you didn't like veggies much either but they are sooo good with the cheese sauce! You can thin down some velveeta with chicken broth so its not so bad for them. Either way, they are getting the veggies. My sister used to puree veggies in spagetti sauce for her boyfriend. Its ridiculous for an adult but not so bad for a kid.
Sounds like u are still feeding her baby food!
How old is she?
Mine I made myself, what ever we had for dinner
I just put in blender and fed them that, added alittle
cheese and had no problem.
The answers post by the user, for information only, FeelBaby.com does not guarantee the right.