http://www.europeanopticalsociety.org/CommentingController/rss/SiteTree/321 CommentingController/rss/SiteTree/321 http://www.europeanopticalsociety.org/laugh/mom-moments/boy-survives-on-cheerios-cheese-sticks/#comment-45 If a child will only eat one or two types of food, he just isn't hungry enough. Sat, 17 Dec 2011 05:07:33 -0800 Jane Jones http://www.europeanopticalsociety.org/laugh/mom-moments/boy-survives-on-cheerios-cheese-sticks/#comment-45 http://www.europeanopticalsociety.org/laugh/mom-moments/boy-survives-on-cheerios-cheese-sticks/#comment-44 My youngest daughter, who is now age 7, was a picky eater when she was younger. She has grown out of her pickiness some. She now knows, even if she does not like how it looks, if she at least tries it she might like it. So, there is hope for a better eater on the horizon for you, and your son. Thu, 15 Dec 2011 07:16:07 -0800 Katie White http://www.europeanopticalsociety.org/laugh/mom-moments/boy-survives-on-cheerios-cheese-sticks/#comment-44 http://www.europeanopticalsociety.org/laugh/mom-moments/boy-survives-on-cheerios-cheese-sticks/#comment-43 Thanks for your great ideas for getting your kids to eat. Rob, I love the idea of the cheese tower. And Lynn, I'm going to give "grown-up" soup a try this week! Thank you! Wed, 09 Feb 2011 15:06:27 -0800 Tiffany Tan http://www.europeanopticalsociety.org/laugh/mom-moments/boy-survives-on-cheerios-cheese-sticks/#comment-43 http://www.europeanopticalsociety.org/laugh/mom-moments/boy-survives-on-cheerios-cheese-sticks/#comment-39 Lately I've been really getting my almost 4 year old twins involved in what they are going to eat; stirring the pot while I'm making pasta sauce, washing the lettuce in a colander, or spraying whipped cream on the strawberries. Somehow it makes them want to eat those dishes more when they've contributed in some way. Don't get me wrong though, it is not always like that. They've got their picky moments. When they don't want to eat their veggies, I give them puréed veggies and present it as vegetable soup. I add a little olive oil and sea salt for flavor. They somehow think it's fun and "grown-up" to be eating soup. Whatever works... Thu, 03 Feb 2011 14:23:38 -0800 Lynn Kisielewski http://www.europeanopticalsociety.org/laugh/mom-moments/boy-survives-on-cheerios-cheese-sticks/#comment-39 http://www.europeanopticalsociety.org/laugh/mom-moments/boy-survives-on-cheerios-cheese-sticks/#comment-42 amo los animales odio el maltrato animal no me gustan sus productos porque me entere de lo que hacen con los animales en los laboratorios no voy a utilizar esta marca mas nunca en mi existencia los odio... Sat, 29 Jan 2011 19:55:46 -0800 ariel jaramillo http://www.europeanopticalsociety.org/laugh/mom-moments/boy-survives-on-cheerios-cheese-sticks/#comment-42 http://www.europeanopticalsociety.org/laugh/mom-moments/boy-survives-on-cheerios-cheese-sticks/#comment-41 amo los animales odio el maltrato animal no me gustan sus productos porque me entere de lo que hacen con los animales en los laboratorios no voy a utilizar esta marca mas nunca en mi existencia los odio Sat, 29 Jan 2011 19:54:00 -0800 ariel jaramillo http://www.europeanopticalsociety.org/laugh/mom-moments/boy-survives-on-cheerios-cheese-sticks/#comment-41 http://www.europeanopticalsociety.org/laugh/mom-moments/boy-survives-on-cheerios-cheese-sticks/#comment-40 Putting raspberries on your fingers is hilarious. What a great way to get my kids to eat! i usually create a cheese tower. The kids knock it over and then eat it up before I can get to it. Thu, 27 Jan 2011 21:33:07 -0800 Rob K http://www.europeanopticalsociety.org/laugh/mom-moments/boy-survives-on-cheerios-cheese-sticks/#comment-40