Hi mommy<br> Try to make their plate colourful. Make use of all ur art skill to draw something r shape their food on plate with Moulds. This will make a difference.<br> There is a trick, if they are sweet toothed, add a little more of strawberry puree, sweet potato purees on their plated food.<br> Try to speak to her about the food and it's health impacts. <br> The rule is feed them on demand, be consistent and don't reinforce. Body is designed to feel hungry atleast every four to five hours, so offer small quantities <br>

Hey try making new things I mean healthy things with compact ..<br> Ex brocolli paratha with potato mixed.dal with vegies n rice or khichdi ....<br> Give milk n fruits she will take it easily .. add chocolate or any other flavour she likes or go for milk shakes ..<br> Gradually she will develop taste don't worry ...<br> I was a fussy eater too and so is my daughter but gradually as she growing up she has her own fav food ...

Innovate and invent--thats what you have to-do with food. make food colorful, varied and not the same old stuff. try pastas, noodles,; mutigrain sandwiches, rice that's fried with mushrooms. Grill items, make Tikkas, chats. Unless you make the plate Interesting, she wont have intereSt.