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If he likes bread, maybe try some zucchini bread?

We had some success with Trader joes kale and spinach dip (in Greek yogurt). He liked dunking tortilla chips. We also do lots of pouches.

I would keep trying pees because they are such a kid favorite! We either steam on the stove or microwave for the most part...frozen veggies and LO is a very good veggie eater as long as they are soft enough. Peas, broccoli, green beans, etc. Maybe add some butter for taste?

Will he eat dips or spreads? My son liked pouches too, and homemade, veggie-laden bean dip was a good transition. Veggies go nicely into hummus or other bean dips, as well as cheese/sour cream-based dips. Also, if cheese is okay, I found that some melted cheddar helped to make vegetables more appetizing. And soy sauce/liquid aminos might be worth a try, too. Finely minced veggies in grilled cheese might work.

We have had pretty good luck in the food department, but we had a brief-ish phase of only bananas, bread, avocados, and yogurt. I kept offering all the other stuff and he eventually came around.

J is just NOT a fan of veggies. He eats everything else, but most veggies are a no-go. We have luck with roasted carrots chopped into chunks, cherry tomatoes cut up, these spinach quinoa cakes from Costco (like crab cakes), and that's pretty much it. I had high hopes for broccoli cheese casserole last night, but he was so grossed out he shuddered!! Oh well, I hated veggies as a toddler/kid but grew out of it.

My kid will eat roasted cubed sweet potatoes on occasion but I can not get her to eat anything else at home. She doesn't like red pasta sauce so I can't sneak them in that. So she gets veggies in a pouch.

At day care she will eat blanched baby carrots for a snack.