DD1: broccoli
DD2: she will eat most things but she scarfs sweet potato down.
DD1: broccoli
DD2: she will eat most things but she scarfs sweet potato down.
honeydew / 7463 posts
It's literally a neck and neck tie with carrots, broccoli and peas. But as of today if I had to say one, he's going through a carrots phase.
pear / 1558 posts
Tomatoes She bites straight into the cherry tomatoes her grandparents grow like she's eating an apple. So funny!
pomegranate / 3601 posts
Generally they eat nearly all vegetables but carrots, peas, broccoli and sweet potatoes are favorites.
coconut / 8854 posts
I'm jealous of everyone's LO's that eat broccoli!!
My LO doesn't like more veggies, but she will always eat frozen peas!
grapefruit / 4988 posts
Raw: carrots
Cooked: probably broccoli, although sometimes she'll eat a ton and sometimes none at all
eggplant / 11716 posts
Also broccoli. Or riced cauliflower--LO2 can house an entire giant head of cauliflower in the span of 2 meals.
wonderful kiwi / 23653 posts
Tomatos, mushroom, and other things depending on how it's cooked I guess?
nectarine / 2210 posts
Broccoli here too. (I'm actually surprised how many people said this because I'm not a huge fan.) carrots are one she's least likely to eat.
apricot / 443 posts
Anything on the sweeter end. Sweet potatoes, carrots, and winter squash.
Does avocado count? I usually think of it as a fat vs a fruit or veg but my kid will eat an absurd amount of avocado.
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