Vegetables are one of our biggest obstacles right now. Our daughter is beginning to become quite picky especially when it comes to textures and certain foods. But thanks to Copy-Kids, She rather liked chomping on the vegetables and copying the kids as they ate their veggies! At first I observed her just sitting in her high chair watching the other kids eat, studying them and soaking in the situation. When I set a bowl of vegetables in front of her, she grabbed the red bell pepper and started copying the children eating red bell peppers!
I believe that Copy-Kids DVD really aided us in jumping this hurdle when it comes to vegetables and fruits. She is starting to gravitate towards mimicking other children right now, and loves to follow what they do and say! Copy-Kids DVD has hit the mark by applying this towards helping families get their kids to eating healthier. The concept of "copy" is really quite simple but effective. The concept paired with healthy eating habits and kids--ingenius!
Another thing I really liked that there was a positive atittude towards vegetables and fruits--which was rather refreshing! Kids eating and enjoying their vegetables was just so amazing and thrilling to see and I know it got my daughter and I excited about eating vegetables and fruits again!
After watching Copy-Kids, I was a bit pricked in my heart. I have begun to rethink what I prepare for myself and my family. I am aware now more than ever that I am an example to my daughter and family. I still cringe at the thought of eating my brocolli, peas, and peppers! I need a better attitude towards my vegetables. After watching the Copy-Kids eat their veggies I am going to have to rethink my own eating habits. I need to walk the walk and talk the talk and in matters of eating---I need to not only eat my veggies more visibly in front of my daughter but eat them with enthusiasm and enjoyment like Copy-Kids.
Interested in seeing a little clip of their Copy-Kids? You can view the sizzle reel here: http://copy-kids.com/ I think that this product is a very positive approach for encouraging kids towards eating healthier foods such as Vegetables and Fruits. You can also visit them on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/CopyKids.
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he doesn't really dislike anything right now. loves eating his food :)
ReplyDeleteThat is awesome to hear! I will really have to encourage my daughter better. She has begun to throw foods she dislikes on the floor. I will have to just keep on dishing it back onto her plate until she understands that she is NOT getting anymore until she finishes them! :)
DeleteI don't really have to encourage my son to eat healthier - he likes fruits & veggies. I give him the healthy foods before the other foods and if he doesn't eat his healthy foods, he doesn't get the other snacks/foods
ReplyDeleteMy son loves most anything. I think the only thing he doesn't like is jellybeans lol. His favorite food is broccoli
ReplyDeleteIt changes. One day it's carrots (that they ate the night before) and the next day it's meat. They always love bananas.
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Healthy eating isn't an issue for us. My husband and I never ate desserts (growing up) and (almost) always make heathly choices for ourselves. We do indulge every once in a while because life is short. Thankfully, my kids will eat foods from all the food groups (including french fries because they SHOULD be a food group, smile).
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Anything green!!
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Carrots
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So far, mushrooms. Greens and mushrooms are my favourite veggies, so this one's hard for me. I don't think he likes the texture, because he'll mull them over in his mouth before spitting them out. He's generally a pretty good eater & we're vegetarian & try to eat healthful foods.
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My children do not like hominey.
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I try my best to eat healtly so my children will see that Mommy eats different good foods and then they want to eat what I eat. Thank you for the chance.
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I don't have a child, but I will be taking care of my nephew for a few months (or longer).. He likes most foods, but one he doesn't like is salad.
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my son does not like peas
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i always encourage them and keep offering it to them often
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Carrots!
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I hide the veggies on things like muffins and spaghetti sauces. Plus if they see me eating it, they will most likely try it.
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My kids have issues with spinach!
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To encourage better eating habits, we grow lots of fresh veggies!
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Any kind of green veggie :(
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ReplyDeleteSo far she loves to eat everything!
ReplyDeleteI always encourage and keep on offering them the veggies!
ReplyDeleteHe hates meat!
ReplyDeleteNo kids but my nephew dislikes potatoes.
ReplyDeleteI think the best way to encourage healthy eating is to have healthy choices around....start young with offering them fruit or veggies as their snack. Thanks for the giveaway.
ReplyDeleteAwww... bummer I missed this! I could've used this for my 3 yr old Gracie and my toddler daycare kids :)
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