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Goldsboro, NC
January 16, 2014
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How old? My son is 9 and about 2 or so years ago I decided to let him choose what he wanted to eat or not. At the store I would offer him something and he would either put it in the basket or push it away. Everything he's chosen, he's eaten with no problem.

January 16, 2014
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Try offering fruit or veggies first. My son is 17 now and has a limited list of veggies he likes. He likes most every kind of fruit. He tends to like chicken nuggets and pizza, so I try to cater to those tastes every so often.

January 17, 2014

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