
Anne Harguth, a registered dietitian at Mayo Clinic Health System, is all too familiar with the struggles of preparing meals for picky eaters. She's saying "enough is enough" and shares these tips to get kids to eat new, healthier and possibly strange-looking foods:
"Dealing with picky eaters may seem like a never-ending, uphill battle, but it will get easier," Harguth explains. "Keep in mind that you’re not alone. Nearly all parents struggle with picky eaters. The key is to keep going and continue offering new foods."
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