Finding Recipes For Picky Eaters
Is Never Easy... Until Now, That Is!
Good, practical, realistic recipes for picky eaters sure are hard to find!
That is why I am so excited about providing this resource to you.
Again, as I have said before, I can really relate to the difficulty of
getting good, healthy foods into my daughter. I spent so much time worrying
about how horrible that pizza or mac 'n cheese was for her! It has been a battle
for her entire life ( literally; even with the bottle, as she was allergic to
every formula but the MOST expensive one )
People haven't tolerated her difficulties well, and judged all of us for
the way we handled it. They said, she should "just get over it!" Little did
they know...
Below, you will find some awesome advice, tips, validation, and a way to
get proven strategies, as well as 500 recipes for picky eaters from Jason
Katzenback (author of "Help! There Is A Picky Eater In The House"). I am so
very thankful to him for providing such a wonderful resource for all of you!
The Mystery Of Picky Eaters
By Jason Katzenback
If you were to ask 100 parents why they think their children are picky
eaters, chances are you would get 90 different answers. Although we know some
children are picky eaters for no apparent reason, most are hard to please when
it comes to food for two reasons – they are naturally fussy about tastes and
textures or they have a learned behavior about food.
If you have a picky eater in your house, you are NOT alone! In fact, this is a
very common complaint among parents. In addition to being frustrating, parents
also worry that their child is not getting the appropriate nutrients needed for
their growing bodies. With picky eaters, you typically see one of two things
happening. First, you will find the child who simply has no interest in trying
anything unfamiliar and second, you have the child who has no interest in trying
foods he or she is familiar with, which is extremely challenging.
The name given to children who refuse to try anything new to eat is “neophobic”.
Interestingly, these children actually tend to have higher levels of anxiety
than other children do. Although the exact reason why these children do not like
trying new foods is unknown, experts believe it has something to do with
personality trait or perhaps just a part of that child’s normal childhood
development. Now, the picker eater is a little different from the neophobic in
that this child is not interested in eating foods that he or she is familiar
with, which is caused more from life experiences.
Sometimes, a child will refuse to eat foods as a way of maintaining some type of
control over the parent or situation. The fascinating aspect of this is that
numerous studies show that generally, children who are picky eaters do not eat
healthy foods and specifically lack vegetables in the diet. The key to working
with a picky eater is that parents should never assume they will simply “grow
out of it.” While some kids do, not everyone does.
To help your picky eater experiment with different types of food, we are
offering an outstanding book that will provide you with information, tips,
support, and 500 recipes that most picky eaters love. Instead of guessing what
you should fix for breakfast, lunch, dinner, and even snacks, we have compiled
some amazing recipes for you to try.
This book is loaded with information to help you handle the tough times with
a picky eater. Most importantly, you will be guided through specific steps that
cover things such as sensory integration, lactose intolerance, children who are
obese, nutritional guidelines, strategies, and much more! Today is the day to
take back your life and learn how to enjoy mealtime with the entire family
again!
As you begin to read the book, you will connect with the content and numerous
stories from other parents dealing with picky eaters just like you. Be
encouraged in your quest to feed your picky eater and remember, you need to be
patient, supportive, and creative when dealing with this type of child. We are
confident that after reading our book – “Help! There’s a Picky Eater in the
House”, you will be armed and educated to serve the exact type of meals your
child wants to eat!
About The Author
Jason Katzenback is author of "Help There is a Picky Eater in The House" and
father to what he claims were the ‘two pickiest eaters ever!’ --- Wanting to
help cope with his dinner table dramas Jason decided to put together a resource
full of proven strategies and recipes that is Guaranteed to help parents cope
with their picky eaters successfully.
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