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Tips for Picky Toddlers: 8 Strategies to Introduce New Foods
- Set a good example: Eat healthy, try new foods yourself
- Involve in meal prep: Wash veggies, stir, set table
- Make it fun: Fun shapes, colorful plates, "food faces"
- Be patient: Repeated exposure works; don't give up
- Don't force: Forcing backfires; let child decide amount
- Avoid bribes/rewards: Creates unhealthy habits; praise trying instead
- Consider textures: Vary preparations, especially finger foods
- Keep trying: Persistence pays off; acceptance comes with time
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