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Food in solid or liquid form, specifically in relation to children. See also the tag [eating] about manners and motivation.
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How can I encourage my toddler to try new foods?
When she was a bit younger she was always willing to at least take a bite of two of any new food that I would put on her plate, but lately she has started to completely refuse anything outside of her set … I've tried including a food that I know she likes (typically fruit or pasta or meatballs/loaf) on the plate with the new food, but she'll just eat the thing she likes and then throw her plate on the floor …
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