In Case of Baby Games, parents do not need to run into
trouble convincing their babies about the benefits of playing. Children of all
ages love to play every game on which they can lay their hands especially the
Famous Dora Games.
Unfortunately with food this is not the case.
It's a fact that most parents find it very difficult to convince their young one regarding a particular food. With respect to food the children are very choosy. Parents need to understand the core reasons behind their little one avoiding the food. The problems can be manifold such as:
Control: There are two possible reasons, control could be a problem. The child may be trying to control you. A few do, for whatever reason. That's one best decided by someone who understands child psychology.
However, the child may be trying to control him or herself, to begin to express individuality. This can be handled, usually without too much fuss. If your little one will only eat three or four different foods, it won't hurt a lot to let them eat that. Rotate which of those limited items are on the table and try to introduce more foods.
Taste: There are several foods I detest. In fact, I'd rather skip a meal than eat them. Kids are the same way. Some are superstars, which makes eating them torture. Very young children may not have the words to explain the problem, and they come off as brats.
Allergies or Sensitivity: These are two separate issues, but are usually lumped together. When a child dislikes a certain food, it is possible that their body is trying to tell them something.
Heat: With this last one, I don't mean hot by fire. Younger taste buds are a lot more sensitive than adult ones. I remember how much I hated black pepper and raw onions as a child, but I love them as an adult. If the food you are making is on the hot side for whatever reason, the child may not be able to handle it.
Hence keeping the above points in your minds, you should never go rough on your little angels instead you should keep cool and try to figure out what is causing the issue; normally the kid’s behavior reveals his intentions for either New Dora Games or New Food.
After all you love your kids don't you.
It's a fact that most parents find it very difficult to convince their young one regarding a particular food. With respect to food the children are very choosy. Parents need to understand the core reasons behind their little one avoiding the food. The problems can be manifold such as:
Control: There are two possible reasons, control could be a problem. The child may be trying to control you. A few do, for whatever reason. That's one best decided by someone who understands child psychology.
However, the child may be trying to control him or herself, to begin to express individuality. This can be handled, usually without too much fuss. If your little one will only eat three or four different foods, it won't hurt a lot to let them eat that. Rotate which of those limited items are on the table and try to introduce more foods.
Taste: There are several foods I detest. In fact, I'd rather skip a meal than eat them. Kids are the same way. Some are superstars, which makes eating them torture. Very young children may not have the words to explain the problem, and they come off as brats.
Allergies or Sensitivity: These are two separate issues, but are usually lumped together. When a child dislikes a certain food, it is possible that their body is trying to tell them something.
Heat: With this last one, I don't mean hot by fire. Younger taste buds are a lot more sensitive than adult ones. I remember how much I hated black pepper and raw onions as a child, but I love them as an adult. If the food you are making is on the hot side for whatever reason, the child may not be able to handle it.
Hence keeping the above points in your minds, you should never go rough on your little angels instead you should keep cool and try to figure out what is causing the issue; normally the kid’s behavior reveals his intentions for either New Dora Games or New Food.
After all you love your kids don't you.
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