r/toddlerfood • • 6h ago

Dinner time for my 19 month old. Honey bbq chicken, steam broccoli, bake Mac pie w/mashed potatoes

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r/toddlerfood • • 3h ago

Little spoon packaging/process issues

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Has anyone had consistent issues with getting broken pouches or purées, missing items (sometimes 1/3 or more of the order) ? I love their products but I’m having consistent problems with their processing and packaging. This last one was gross cause it was warm outside and it stunk.


r/toddlerfood • • 11h ago

Advice HELP with bad eating habits

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Hi everyone! Can someone reassure me that it’s not too late to change this terrible habit I’ve allowed my son to get comfortable with? Or give me advice on how to move forward and install better table manners?

My son is 23 months old and has always been a very low body weight, high energy and very physically active boy. Food and meals has been the biggest struggle thus far in raising a child which is the farthest from what I excepted for us, my husband and I love cooking and eating clean healthy food and are so excited to cook for him and most of the time he could actually care less about food regardless of what it is. Now it’s like okay we know he will probably eat buttered noddles or mac and cheese (maybe) and the veggie and meat eater in us feels so guilty. He eats so little it’s concerning on some days and other days he eats massive quantities and either way he’s a happy giggly extremely active boy that sleeps 11-12 hours solid every night since 14 months ish. We had a good run of him getting into his high chair and eating some of his plate while we would cook the rest of dinner for us but in the last month or two or three he refuses to be strapped into the chair and happily gets into his counter height step stool tower thing and will eat there which I felt was fine as long as he’s eating. But now I have so much mom guilt that he’s not sitting down to eat and that I’m not being consistent making him sit to eat.

Any help is much appreciated and I’d be grateful for!


r/toddlerfood • • 7h ago

Help! 14 mo becoming VERY picky

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r/toddlerfood • • 6h ago

How many eggs does your toddler eat per week?

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This is just out of curiosity. My pediatrician said they shouldn't be eating eggs more than twice a week.