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There are few things more frustrating than pouring time and effort into cooking a meal your child won’t eat. But for some parents, this is the nightly norm.
While it’s easy to think your child is the problem, the things we parents do can sometimes make matters worse.
Here are 5 approaches to avoid – and what to do instead:
