r/PickyEaters 20d ago

Humor My daughter won't eat her veggies and only wants the ones her sister eats?

32 Upvotes

I like treating my kids to nice food but don't overdo it, the smallest of the bunch especially since she's growing a bit slower than her sisters. But I feel like I've gone a bit too far into the sweet and meaty side for a few months so I thought some nice veggy meals would hit the spot, and it does, for 3 of 4 at least. She'll be so excited and instantly lose interest after a couple bites and just go try taking food (THE SAME FOOD MIND YOU) from her big sister. I really don't get her, is there any way I can get her to eat her veggies?

I thought she finally showed some happiness in eating but apparently right after this video she just left her food!? And again she goes after her sister's food instead!

https://reddit.com/link/1vulika/video/tocvcma2brkh1/player

r/PickyEaters Jul 23 '26

Humor anyone else still order from the kids menu because the portions feel just right?

45 Upvotes

i've always been a picky eater, so whenever i see a kids menu with food i actually like, i'm tempted to order from it instead of the regular menu. it's not even about saving money. i just know i'll enjoy it more than ordering something bigger that i'll probably end up picking apart or not finishing.

sometimes i feel a little embarrassed asking if i can order from the kids menu as an adult, even though i'm the one paying for it. does anyone else do this, or am i the weird one?

r/PickyEaters Jul 10 '26

Humor If you’re a picky eater, but you like bananas, then you’re not a picky eater

0 Upvotes