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We do rely on pasta and sausages, but he gets more of a variety of food at nursery and apparently eats everything there! We were also big fans of BLW and he used to eat everything but now at 3 claims not to like anything. Though as that includes juice, strawberries, and the air he bresthes, I ignore him.


Other things that usually work are scrambled eggs, salmon, noodles and rice. He recently started eating salad because we called it grass...


My Child Won't Eat is a really good book for making you feel better about picky eaters - happy to lend my copy if anyone wants to read it.

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