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Hello everyone. Long time no see (nobody will even know me). Anyhow. I do have a question that my little one's eating habit. I have taken her to the doctor and he assures she is in perfect health.
She is a very spoiled eater, I admit I did allow that to happen by letting her dad cook her fresh food. So, my concern now is that since we will be away from him for a few months, that she will not eat "normal" food. I am a vegetarian and honestly unless I just cook the chicken or whatever meat, I have no clue how to season it correctly for her. I have noticed that when I cook her chicken, she eats it but at a very slow and not enthused manner. And when I give her "nornal" food, she does not eat at all. I have even tried not giving her any kind of food until she eats. (Yeah that lasted like 3 days and I got too worried and just gave in to giving her the food she has now grown accustomed to eat).
Is there a way that I can train her into eating her food rather than worrying that she will not eat unless she gets her way? Or will she just get accustomed to eating the cooked meat I make her (bland).
Oh, here is the spoiled brat:
She is a very spoiled eater, I admit I did allow that to happen by letting her dad cook her fresh food. So, my concern now is that since we will be away from him for a few months, that she will not eat "normal" food. I am a vegetarian and honestly unless I just cook the chicken or whatever meat, I have no clue how to season it correctly for her. I have noticed that when I cook her chicken, she eats it but at a very slow and not enthused manner. And when I give her "nornal" food, she does not eat at all. I have even tried not giving her any kind of food until she eats. (Yeah that lasted like 3 days and I got too worried and just gave in to giving her the food she has now grown accustomed to eat).
Is there a way that I can train her into eating her food rather than worrying that she will not eat unless she gets her way? Or will she just get accustomed to eating the cooked meat I make her (bland).
Oh, here is the spoiled brat: