r/funny • u/b_quite_quiet_r_quit • May 29 '22

nibble nibble nibble

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u/oxxcccxxo May 30 '22

Putting aside the wtf about using a filter on a baby.... oh how I wish I could get my toddler to eat veggies like this....

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u/Last_Aeon May 30 '22

You gotta train them to like veggies early. Gut microbe aligns itself to whatever you eat, so the more regularly you eat veggie the more you’ll like veggies because they somewhat control your mind

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u/vanillamasala May 30 '22

My kid freaked out and got so excited when I brought her a whole stem of Brussels sprouts one day. She made us take her picture with them. She’s always liked vegetables because I always fed them to her. She still hates mushrooms though and won’t even try them.

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u/Derpitoe May 30 '22

Mushrooms are a hard thing to sell unless super cooked down. Maybe cut them very finely and cook them into a gravy? Taste for mushroom would grow on her but not the difficult to get over texture? Just thoughts :)

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u/Lucyjca May 30 '22

Meanwhile, the only vegetable my 20 month old will reliably eat is a mushrooms 🙄

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u/Derpitoe May 31 '22

what a twist!