I’ve always had a rule in my house. You don’t have to like it but you do have to try it!
I also tell them that once upon a time they had never tried their favourite food but when they did they loved it.
That’s all it’s ever taken. The not having to like it line takes some of the pressure off of them. They are now willing to try new foods automatically. My middle child often struggles with trying new foods (he never used to) but the reminder really helps and if my kids don’t like something, I don’t force it on them. I’m really fussy myself so it helps with them

Keep offering different things, He may eventually give it a go

Lots of different options for him!

Keep offering him the healthy options at regular meal times stop any junk and eating at non meal times. He should get hungry enough to hopefully at least try something different

most are fussy, im sure its a slight phase. try different options, avoid snacks before meals

oh i hope that he is past this fussy stage

Make some shapes like a car with things, a face etc.

Oh I feel you! At least toddler is eating fruit and yogurt during the day. Can you try mixing some of these things with something for dinner, I give my toddler watermelon for dinner in amongst cucumber,r tomato, cheese, etc and normally he will at least try a bit of everything,

The most important thing I want to say to you is that you are not failing, you are doing a wonderful job because you are constantly trying to get your little one to try new things. You’ve even sent in your question to us! Believe me after 5 toddlers, and number 6 nearly there, there will always be hard times when it comes to meal times. Some things that have worked for us…have them eat at the same time as the rest of the family if possible, keep offering the food they’ve rejected before again and again, less snacks during the day. All the best, this time will pass!

I would not be concerned, our family GP of many decades always said that no child who has access to food has ever starved, I would offer different foods and make nothing of it if it is ignored, I would probably use a multi vitamin, but eventually your child will eat other things, and remember make the food interesting with patterns on plates, let your child prepare the meal themselves as this can help, but worrying about it only stresses you and the child.

I found my kids started to eat better once they started daycare/kindy because they were eating together with other children. (our daycare/kindy supplied the meals so they were all healthy)

hi there, how is he going now is he eating better

you could try 2 hide veg’s in other foods. meatballs ect

My daughter is the same, so at the moment she is eating salad every night which is not bad, she loves Crunchies (cucumber), tomato and lettuce and cheese because she pretends to be a rabbit but won’t eat anything else

I hope he is doing better for you now.

It’s possible he is filling up enough during the day and he just may not be hungry by then, or just too tired to eat by then perhaps.

Also, make sure hes not snacking too much through out the day

It’s really not easy but u need to persist with offering these foods still

I hope you managed to get him to try some new foods. My girl has gone through stages where she’ll only want to eat a certain food at each meal, I know how hard it can be. Sometimes you just have to serve up what everyone else is eating, and if he wont touch it, let him go without. It can become very annoying having to make separate food for picky eaters.

What about putting sauce with meat. It’s the only way I can get my daughter to eat meat!