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We are loving these tips by @thecuriouscarrot_
If your fussy eater recently started refusing foods they usually like, it could be a result of 'Food Jagging.'
Sounds like a fancy dance but food jagging is essentially when a child gets 'stuck' on wanting a particular food served exactly the same way time and time again. This can occur for a variety of reasons but what inevitably happens is that they experience 'food burn out' and those foods that they once happily enjoyed creep on to the NO! list for a long time 🤨 🤦♀️
I feel you - I'm a sucker for serving things the same way once my fussy easter ACTUALLY starts to eat a new fruit or vegetable or even a new meal! But we're really only doing ourselves a disservice.🥹
Apples are a great example of a food that kids often 'go off.'
You can apply these same principles to all foods and meals 🥳
Instead of cutting your apples in the usual way, core it and slice thinly into “apple discs” to make an apple sandwich using your child's favourite sandwich spread (peanut butter, cream cheese, honey - vegemite even!?) then quarter and serve it on a skewer.
Either for their snack or something else you may bake together. Apple and Cinnamon muffins maybe 😛
Core, thinly slice, sprinkle with cinnamon and bake to make apple chippies!
Let you're kids be apple investigators. With NO pressure to eat it, grab a kid safe knife and a magnifying glass and let your child explore all the parts of the apple - this is a great one to do together.
Don't forget our bamboo & plant-based dinnerware is a perfect to serve up all meals for your baby, toddler or any aged child 😉.
What foods have your little ones 'gone off' lately? 🥹