Ever have a kid who acts like every meal is a culinary challenge? My youngest has been on a 'no vegetables' strike for weeks now. Last night, I tried sneaking some spinach into her pasta sauce, and let's just say, it didn't go unnoticed. 🚨 The look she gave me was priceless. I've read that getting kids involved in cooking can help, but I can't imagine her willingly chopping up broccoli anytime soon. Anyone else have any sneaky tactics or success stories? Or maybe just a 'been there, done that' moment to share? 🤔 I found this article that talks about creative ways to introduce veggies, might give it a try: [link to article]. Looking forward to hearing your thoughts or funny dinner table battles! 🍽️

Oh, I've definitely been there! My little one used to be a veggie detective too. 😂 One thing that worked for us was making smoothies together. We'd toss in some spinach or kale with lots of fruits, and the sweetness usually masked the greens. It became a fun game to see how "green" we could make the smoothie without tasting it.

Another trick is to make veggies part of a fun activity, like building "veggie faces" on pizzas or creating colorful salads. Kids often love the creativity and might be more willing to taste their creations. Good luck, and may the veggie force be with you! 🥦🍕