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Chrissy Teigen revealed on "Jimmy Kimmel Live!" that her son Miles, 5, has never eaten a vegetable and gets upset about it, while her daughter Luna is a great eater. Teigen and David Chang also discussed their new show "Chrissy & Dave Dine Out," which will feature celebrity guests enjoying delicious meals at various eateries.
A viral TikTok video showing a woman making nachos for her "picky" husband after he refused to eat her salmon dinner has sparked a debate. Brianna Greenfield, the woman in the video, believes that parents should expose their children to different types of food to develop a more sophisticated palate. While some criticized her for making a second meal for her husband, Brianna and her husband took the comments in stride and found them entertaining.
A mother seeks advice on dealing with judgmental comments about her 3-year-old's food choices due to his medical condition of "Failure to Thrive." Despite offering a variety of healthy options at home, the child's picky eating habits and need for maximum caloric intake lead to him consuming processed foods. The mother wonders whether to share his medical history to avoid judgment or simply tell people to mind their own business. The columnist advises against revealing personal details and suggests responding firmly to unsolicited comments, emphasizing that what the child eats is not up for discussion.
Visiting family with a picky eater can be challenging, but there are strategies to make it easier. Start by understanding your child's specific needs and communicate them clearly to your family ahead of time. Identify tricky situations that may arise and have a plan in place for mealtime, including equipment that can help your child eat better. Finally, prepare your child by discussing what to expect during the visit and how to handle uncooperative family members. By preparing in advance, you can reduce stress and advocate for your child's needs more effectively.
Warren Buffett recently visited Japan to meet with the heads of five companies he invested in, but he didn't try any local delicacies. The billionaire investor swore off Japanese food after attending a disastrous sushi dinner in 1989, during which he didn't take a single bite of the 15-course meal. Despite his aversion to Japanese cuisine, Buffett has invested billions of dollars in the country.