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Marcella Peek wrote:
> In article >,
> "Bob (this one)" > wrote:
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>>In our house, from the day we brought them home from the hospital, it
>>was you have to at least taste it. If you say "yuck" you never have to
>>eat it again if you don't want to.

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> Opposite of our house. You don't have to clean your plate. You do need
> to help us all have a pleasant dinner time. If you say "ick, I don't
> like that" or similar you then need to eat it all for subjecting us to
> your whining. If you say nothing, but ignore it and don't eat it you
> will not be questioned nor forced to finish that which you do not like.
> Rule applies to diners of all ages. Works well for us.
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> marcella



I was forced to eat too many things as a kid to make mine eat things
they say ick about - I was physically ill over several. I still won't
eat cooked carrots

Roberta (in VA)