I had no problems with my older child, he always ate. But now he's started being picky. Well, that's…

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I had no problems with my older child, he always ate. But now he's started being picky. Well, that's okay. And the younger one is impossible to understand. At first, he ate everything calmly, then suddenly refused all soups. Fine, I gave up, I don't really like first courses myself. He used to eat meat with vegetables well, but now he doesn't want that either. I have no idea what he wants. Forcing him isn't an option, it can lead to consequences. What do you feed your children at 1.4-1.5 years old?
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Elena
If they want to eat, they won't run around. If they're running around, they're not hungry.
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Lesechka Shihova
For me, he only eats soups, various pancakes, syrniki (cheese pancakes), and baked tvorog casserole.
But he stopped eating all porridges, side dishes, cutlets, basically all main courses – nope.

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Kosyuga Liliya
We're similar! 🤪 She's 1 year and 2 months, but still has formula, so if she doesn't want to eat, I don't force her and just give her formula. When I first started introducing solids, she ate everything. Then she started refusing, and at 10 months, she completely refused jars and pouches, so we switched to family meals.
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Lyudmila
Oh no, my youngest is starting to get it too...
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nika
We had a huge food regression around two years old, it was brutal. He'd ask to eat but wouldn't touch anything we offered, and wouldn't eat if he didn't like the food. I felt so bad for him, so I figured out what he *would* eat and cooked that, while also trying to subtly introduce other things within those dishes. I remember people on forums writing, 'For a snack, cut up carrots and bell peppers into sticks, and the kid will run around eating them like snacks.' Haha, I could have cut carrots and peppers into any shape, but for my son, it was like, 'Eat a plastic bag' – totally inedible.
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