Not many mothers can boast of their child's excellent appetite. Often, children are capricious and refuse many useful and necessary, from the point of view of their parents, dishes.
Instructions
Step 1
A kid may refuse to eat soup for several reasons. He may not like this particular type of soup, in some cases the child simply has no appetite. Children are often not attracted to dishes that are not properly decorated.
Step 2
If potatoes, carrots and other vegetables are crumbled in too large chunks in the soup, this can repel the crumbs. Try using a spoon to knead the vegetables or rub the soup with a blender to create a puree soup. The next time you cook your first course, try to chop the vegetables as small as possible. Perhaps the soup prepared in this way will be to the taste of the crumb.
Step 3
Put the dish in a beautiful bright dish, serve the table with unusual tablespoons. You can go with your child to the store and choose for him children's dishes, from which the baby will eat with great pleasure.
Step 4
Bring the fussy to cooking dinner. Let him help wash vegetables, sort out cereals or fill her saucepan. At the same time, tell your kid stories about how food is prepared or stories about how vegetables grow, how cereals are grown and made. The child is interested in receiving new information, and it is even more interesting to reap the fruits of his labor. Therefore, the soup cooked together is likely to be eaten quickly enough.
Step 5
If the child still does not have an appetite during lunch, feed him for the company with your favorite doll or bear. Cover the place for your favorite toy and talk about how the "bunny" wants to grow, so he eats a healthy vegetable broth. Chances are good that the crumb will also take up the spoon.
Step 6
Decorate the soup. You can cut vegetables using a special curly knife. You can add colorful pasta or noodles in the form of letters, figures, spirals. Soup-puree is easy to decorate with sour cream, making beautiful stains on the surface. Sprinkle with herbs or, conversely, do not use them in the cooking process. It all depends on each individual child.
Step 7
Track the taste preferences of your beloved child. Do not force him to eat, for example, buckwheat soup, if he does not like buckwheat at all. Just make a soup with other cereals. Ask your child for their opinion on what kind of first course they would like to have for lunch. Choosing the soup on his own will give him more motivation to eat the whole portion with appetite.
