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Health Tip: Getting Toddlers to Try New Foods
By LadyLively on July 13, 2017
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Getting toddlers to try new foods may seem like an uphill battle.
But experts say parents mustn’t give up. The Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics suggests:
- The foods you eat may affect the taste of your breast milk. So if you breast-feed, eat a variety of foods.
- For both you and your child, minimize salt and skip spicy flavors, such as hot sauce or cayenne pepper.
- If your child doesn’t like a food at first, keep offering it. Your child may eventually grow to like it.
Source: HealthDay
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