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January 10, 2013
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Jonny writes:
Getting my girls (4 and 7) to eat real food is such a challenge. When my 4-year old say's "I'm hungee!" and I say "Want some soup?" She says, "No, I'm not hungee for food, I'm hungee for snacks!"
In other words, there's a clear difference in her mind between "food" (i.e. veggies and whole grains) and "snacks" (i.e. crackers, cheese, other carb stuff).