SCHOOL LUNCH IDEAS FOR PICKY EATERS (+ THE BEST STRATEGY TO GET THEM TO EAT!)

[@PeacefulPlay]

Share a food your child loves and one you'd like them to love!

[@LydiaNicoleLive]

My daughter used to love Cheetos, but I just wanted her to eat one carrot!

[@HowToMakeDinner]

Ahh this is on the top of my mind these days. I am a new step mom and I'm finding it surprisingly hard to pack enough variety of things this kid likes! Him and I are working on it together! Great tips. Thank you!

[@PeacefulPlay]

Oh, that must be so hard! Kudos to you for getting inspiration here. Remember, take baby steps if he doesn't like change, and if he does - there's a ton of ideas on Pinterest. Better than choosing processed food at the grocery store! Good luck!!

[@HeatherEvansCoaching]

Food chaining! Such an awesome concept!

[@PeacefulPlay]

Food chaining has helped us soooooooo much!!! And taking it slower than I would have expected. Good luck!

[@RalphErvin]

This is an awesome concept!

[@PeacefulPlay]

Yes, it's helped our family a ton! Unless you have a child that goes through occupational therapy or feeding therapy, you might never know about it. Thank you so much for watching!

[@thereIsaidit123]

Food chaining is a great idea ! I've done that with my 5 year old, it requires patience...slowly transition them. Took me a year to get her to go from fish sticks to unbreaded fish

[@PeacefulPlay]

Wow! That's a long time - I get it, I've been there!

[@chinestory2095]

very creative channel!

[@PeacefulPlay]

Thank you!!! Appreciate you stopping by to watch.

[@kellyjellybean5350]

I’m here because I’m a 12 year old who still eats chicken tenders for dinner and can’t have bananas and don’t like carrots

[@PeacefulPlay]

Chicken tenders are great! Maybe you could try frozen smoothies to get in those fruits and veggies!

[@chinestory2095]

my younger one does not like eating that much either.. sigh...

[@PeacefulPlay]

I'm sure it will get better! The important thing is to keep trying!