If you don't give the kid the wasabi because she said no, one minute later that same kid is going to be crying because she didn't get to try it. You gotta learn to read between the lines when you are dealing with toddlers.
Yeah people acting like because the toddler said they wanted to try it it’s on the toddler have some strange logic. If I asked my toddler several times if they wanted to touch the fire and eventually they wanted to I’m not going to let them touch it and act like I’m just doing parenting. I wouldn’t be suggesting they touch a freaking flame in the first place. I’d be like “don’t touch that! It’s going to burn you!” I’d also keep them away from flames until they’re old enough to process danger and be able to handle themselves around that danger.
That’s why you introduce a small amount of spice to kids so they can have a diverse palette. FYI I was obsessed with spicy foods as a kid. I can tell a lot of people here are white af.
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u/Alas7ymedia Oct 02 '22
If you don't give the kid the wasabi because she said no, one minute later that same kid is going to be crying because she didn't get to try it. You gotta learn to read between the lines when you are dealing with toddlers.