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I get my children to eat their fruits and veggies by serving fresh items that look appealing, and taste appealing in recipes that they enjoy.
With veggies, I find adding cheese helps. Or bacon.
I used to get my kids to eat veggies by serving them as finger food with Ranch Salad dressing as a dip or if they were cooked, always with lots of cheese. Fruits were never a problem 🙂
I’m lucky enough tat my kids actually love fruits and veggies!
Started my kids young eating fruit and vegetables….they still love them.
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My daughter loves her fruit, her veggies I have to get creative either make faces or animals out of and sometimes a little ranch
All of my children, 5 of them 21 to 7 months, love their fruits and veggies. I guess I am just lucky that way.
I have minced them and put them in spaghetti sauce before.. but usually just telling them that if they want to have dessert they have to eat their vedgies usually works!!
my kids love their veggies
I was lucky, my kids liked fruit especial dipped in a yogurt fruit dip. Veggies they liked raw, and adding sauces to cooked veggies was also success.
I lead by example. My parents ate veggies in front of me all the time and I love them!
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I would make a good cheese sauce or butter herb sauce with it and that worked for me
I give them a dip to use with them.
cut the fruit in pieces and veggies are a lil more difficult!!!
the baby bullet! He loves pears and beets
We offered it early when he was young, its not an option to not ieat it in our house
Grandson already loves fruit and eats some vegetables.
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I put their veggies in the sauces I make.
make them the ones they already like
So far I don’t have to trick them!
i have no trouble getting her to eat fruit but veggies are difficult. I sometimes make juices and sneak veggies in
I cut fruits up into fun shapes
they pick which fruit and veggies they want to try.
in spaghetti sauce
Fruit is easy, the veggies we struggle with a bit. We try cooking them different ways, sauces and cheese – whatever she says it needs to eat it.
havent figured out how to do it yet
My children have always loved fruit. Vegetables often required cheese on top or for them to be incorporated into the main dish, like a pot pie or stew.
small bites
By making the ones they actually like
I won’t give him anything else.
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I grill them with a homemade vinagerette dressing…they love them like that, hot or cold.
I hide them in pasta dishes.
I have never had any trouble getting my kids to eat fruit but with veggies, I always added them to what we were eating, like chicken and dumplings with corn and green beans. They loved every bite!
Chopping veggies into small pieces that can be hidden helps. Also making silly things out of veggies makes eating them more fun!
My oldest loves them, but I try to set an example as well. 🙂 My youngest is only on baby foods.
They love them my youngest even likes brussel sprouts.
They just love it.