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How can I get my children to eat their vegetables? |
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Offer them a choice of a couple of veggies. They get to choose, but they eat something good either way. For instance, "Would you like peas or carrots?"
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Get sneaky: shred the vegetables (squash, carrots, and zucchini work well) into spaghetti sauce, chili or the like. The flavor won't be much different, and everyone gets a healthy dose of vitamins.
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Eat them yourself! If kids see their parents eating a variety of foods, they will do the same. Also, once they're 5 and up, have them make a food pyramid, with spaces for the correct mumber of servings. Get some reusable stickers and have the kids try and fill up the pyramid each day for a few weeks or months.
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Try giving them smaller portions, which are less intimidating than large ones. You can also try cooking them in different ways--perhaps the kids will like something that's cooked softer or more firm than usual.
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One word: sauce! Mix ketchup, mayo, and a little mustard into a pinkish sauce--then give it to them in a dipping bowl that's placed at the center of a plate, with the veggies surrounding the bowl. Cheese sauce works great too.
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Carve a Turkey
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Separate Eggs
It's easier than you think (especially if you don't mind getting your hands messy!) |
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Make a Toast
Spread a feeling of cheer with your kind words. |
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