• JoeBigelow@lemmy.ca
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    4 months ago

    I have a reduced appetite as an adult because of medical conditions, so it’s difficult to tell because I have a hard time eating anyway. I don’t have any food aversions and if I’m hungry will eat most anything. But like the other reply to my comment said, it resulted in a lot of unpleasant dinners. I was on a behavioral diet most of my childhood as well so that had a factor in it all too. I think having a standard, boring “second choice” might be a good idea, but also definitely just communicate about what they like and don’t like, children are capable of reason just not always encouraged into the ability.

    • wabasso@lemmy.ca
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      4 months ago

      Thanks for your honest feedback and sharing.

      What’s a behavioural diet, just like what you said with “if you do this, then that”?