Just wondering if anyone has experience of this.
My DS (17 months) has always been a fussy eater, would really prefer to live on milk.
I've tried lots of different foods, techniques, situations etc. Some things work for a short while, some not at all.
Anyway, what I'm wondering is if this is likely to be permanent. Will he grow up to be a fussy eater - one of those kids who refuses vegetables, will only eat crisps etc?
Has anyone had a fussy baby/toddler who started eating well when older?
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Once a fussy eater, always a fussy eater?
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RachelG · 10/02/2007 20:23
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