âWhat would you like for breakfast, tinyMovieStar?â
âSpaghetti.â
âWhat would you like for lunch, tinyMovieStar?â
âSpaghetti.â
âWhat would you like for tea, tinyMovieStar?â
âSpaghetâŚâ
You get the picture.
âWhat would you like for breakfast, tinyMovieStar?â
âSpaghetti.â
âWhat would you like for lunch, tinyMovieStar?â
âSpaghetti.â
âWhat would you like for tea, tinyMovieStar?â
âSpaghetâŚâ
You get the picture.
@maique Some friends of ours had an adolescent son who only wanted to eat pizza. They decided to use reverse psychology, and served nothing but pizza at every meal, figuring that would cure him. They cracked before he did.
@maique It sounds as though tinyMovieStar and my elder grandson would get on well on the food front.
In other food & little ones news, we were having dinner at my step-daughterâs last night and I couldnât help but think of your post about tinyMovieStarâs eating habits. My younger grandson, similar age to TMS, transfers some food to a glass before âdrinkingâ it, liberally distributed the remainder around the table before finally leaving to play. đ
@JMaxB Hahahaha⌠They have so much stamina! Iâm sure Iâd give up before this one as well!
@crossingthethreshold Iâm not even reading this one out loud! Iâm almost sure she can already get a little English, besides the colors and âice creamâ.
She hasnât done anything like this, yet, but I fear weâll see her antics evolve into the unknown.
@JMaxB I had a favorite pizza place in Kalamazoo where I grew upâBilbo's Pizza in a Pan. The last summer I lived there, when I knew I was going to move away and possibly never return, I ate at that pizza place literally every day for the last 6 weeks I was in town.
@maique She's ready for Maurice Sendak's "What Do You Say, Dear?" I highly recommend ordering it straight away.