Some good ideas here.
I think they’re more inclined to eat something they’ve made themselves. My kids often pick random things to try at the supermarket so I think that also helps to get them involved when it comes to food exposure.

Expose your kids to all different tastes and textures. My kids loved their veggies, fruits, etc

These are really great ideas. I also find if your kids have friends over who like certain vegies your kids are more likely to eat them too!!

My toddler loves her food but I do struggle sometimes with my other children. Some great ideas.

My youngest child is very fussy have to try these great tips and we’ll see how he goes

Sadly this hasn’t worked for my fussy son. He’s quite adamant on sticking to only what he likes and knows best. I will keep on trying though as I know it takes time before they will experiment trying new foods

Some very good advice that answers a lot of questions found in the answers section of this site

Great advice! Thanks.

I love the first idea!

I make her plate and pretended it was mine and she wanted it every time haha

We always insisted they had to try things, but didn’t ave to eat it all if they disliked it. That made them braver about trying new things.

My kids will eat almost anything, they each have a couple of things they don’t like but what they will eat or try out weighs them

My son likes food and is pretty good with it. Some days he will like somethings and others not, but just being consistent and offering then again another day helps. There is some great tips in the article

I hope toddlers don’t see the picture of the little one reaching over and handling fruit. e were never allowed to that, neither are mine. If a little one doesn’t like some food there may be an underlying reason for it. I know of one girl who when little didn’t like cheese at all. Her Mum later discovered that her daughter is lactose intolerant. In any case most cheese has a high fat content. Your child’s liver may not be mature enough to cope with it. A relative of mine persisted with her daughter to get her to eat cauliflower. Every time she at it she vomited, As an adult she has gradually acquired a taste for it but cam only eat a small amount at a time. Cauliflower and some similar vegetables contain a natural form of sulpha in them. However she has now found out this is the culprit for her eczema

I always found that saying they couldn’t eat something because it’s too hot, or it’s yucky, or you won’t like it always had the opposite effect and they would eat it to prove mummy was wrong.

My bub is a fussy one. A good article to read.

Thanks, a great read!

There are some good pointers here for when my daughter is old enough to reject all her food haha.

Snack in healthy food and they will too!
Anything I eat, they want. Once I had a bowl of broccoli and they ate about half of it.

Some great ideas there, my son has whims on foods and can’t get enough of them and then won’t touch them. He is exactly like his Mum!!