Eating “Boris” Broccoli is a lot more fun that eating plain old broccoli.
- Come up with fun, silly names for foods and encourage your kids to do the same
- Try building a story around the “food characters” you create
If you want your child to try new foods, try making a game out of it. Games, fun, laughter, and new foods—these can be a winning combination.
Eating “Boris” Broccoli is a lot more fun that eating plain old broccoli.
If your child is not into being a chef, make him dining room manager. He can:
Warning: This might get messy.
Up for some friendly competition? Make a meal with colorful foods and have your family make works of art on their plates. Then vote for:
Let your kids create the dinner menu every once in a while.
Play a game of “I Bet You Can’t” with your kids. They’ll want to prove they can, so when they try the food, be sure to act amazed that they did. Enjoy a laugh.
Get your kids to eat their veggies by letting them make their own mini-pizzas.
Then watch your kids gobble up the fruits and veggies when they’ve had a hand in growing and harvesting.
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