Meal RejectionUpdated 12 hours ago
It’s completely normal for babies and young children not to like a new meal right away—it can take up to 10 tries for them to get used to a new taste.
If your child consistently rejects a meal, it’s okay to offer something you know they enjoy instead.
Helpful tips:
Serve the new meal alongside familiar foods to make it less intimidating.
Let your child help with mealtime—stirring or choosing between two options can increase interest.
Offer small tastes without pressure.
Remember, patience and consistency are key—every little exposure helps your child learn to enjoy new flavours!