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Many toddler age children are “neophobic”; in other words they are afraid of new foods, and prefer to eat foods they are used to?
Don’t pressure your toddler to eat, but don’t give up if they refuse to eat their greens! Sometimes a child needs to try a new food as many as 8 times before enjoying it. Remember it will be worth the effort in the long run.
Offer your child a variety of foods, in this way you will increase the likelihood of them eating food they haven't tried before.
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