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Name: khyati furial
Country: India
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Name: RHYTHMA
Country: india
my daughter(5 yrs old) is very fussy in eating food, but she enjoys fruits very much. she does not like milk or milk made items, too.

Name: Radhika
Country: india
my son is also a very fussy eater. hence, i have to keep trying different types of dishes which look attractive.

Name: anjna
Country: india
my daughter who is two years old. she is also making fuss.i also trying different types of dishes but of no use. she is getting weaker day by day. she even do,t drink milk. what to do. i have a same problem like you please help me out from this

Name: SHAMA
Country: india
i feel that parents who have kids loving to eat are very lucky , but there are kids who dont enjoy eating but still there are certain things which he enjoys eating i make it a point to go through many cooking books and try to find dishes which are similar to his taste and make them for him .attractive colours and shapes do help.

Name: shweta
Country: India
my daughter who is 5 yrs.old is very fussy in eating food.but she loves to eat different types of dosas , idlis.but she doesnt like fruits very much.so i try to give her different types of milkshakes.

Name: tree hugger
Country: usa
i happened to stumble upon your lunch advice and am very concerned with whomever wrote about using disposable containers to make life simple. this is only acceptable if the disposable container/wrapper is biodegradeable ( such as a paper product for dry snacks)or there is a place in the school dedicated to recycling. if a billion people get as careless as the us, we will feeding our children good lunches but allowing them to grow up with in a filthy polluted world.

Name: NRI Indian
Country: usa
here in the u.s, american children feed themselves at one year of age and no one worries about their kid not eating enough. american parents take a very "hands off" approach by offering food and the kids always will eat when they are hungry. i think indian parents are too paranoid about their kids eating and they force feed them causing them to hate food creating the whole cycle

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