
98. Learning how to feed your three year old all over again? What this mom and dad did to stop the arguing, annoyance, and endless negotiations over what was offered
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If you ever feel like you have had to relearn how to feed your child again, then you are going to be able to relate a lot with Emma.
Emma read all the books, took all the classes, made her own baby food, and thought she was doing all the extra steps to ensure she didn't end up with a picky eater. And yet, when her son turned three, she realized she still had a lot to learn.
A few years into their family's picky eating struggles, Emma and her husband knew it was time for a change. Emma was frustrated always trying to come up with a kid-approved meal and her husband was annoyed that their son wouldn't touch anything new. Plus, with another child then in the picture, it was time for them to begin changing the way feeding was approached once and for all.
Emma and her family have found a lot of freedom in no longer having to bribe a certain number of bites but instead fostering a feeding relationship that isn't a constant power struggle. Listen in to hear how you also can get rid of mealtime arguing, annoyances, and endless requests for something else.
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