LO 1- 14ish months
LO 2- Just started at 16 months. 
She is repulsed by protein and veggies these days!
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It comes and goes, but started around 18 months
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Around 13 months.
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Around 11 months. She's basically a picky pescatarian.
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12 months.
He's kinda getting a little bit better right now, but I don't want to jinx myself so I'm trying not to think about it too much!
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13 months. And then it got really bad around 23 months when he caught a parasite and had GI issues for a month and a half. He eats like 3 items, non of which are veggies. It's one of the biggest stresses in my life.
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18 months, but it was because of oral motor issues, not just toddler pickiness. It's also a huge stress for me and I wish I did something about it sooner, rather than just thinking it was just a phase.
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13 months, but it's more because he likes variety at each meal than being picky. He gets bored if he's only fed one flavor.
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Around 16 months. It's more that he lost his appetite rather than becomimg picky. Although he is picky at times too!
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About 20 months. She has mastered the art of turning her nose up at my cooking already
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I'm dreading the picky stage....we had so many feeding issues until lately and now she eats pretty well and is good with protein and veggies. So I'm scared to go back to picky eating! She's 13.5 months old now.
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Around 20 months she stopped eating as much and stopped devouring anything and everything. Specifically she stopped eating as much protein and veggies
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Right now at 17 months and it is just really veggies that he doesn't want to eat. He puts them in his mouth, chews them and then pushes everything out and it falls everywhere. I try not to even say anything and hope that he will start swallowing them again one day.
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14 months and going strong at 18m. I'm scared he's not going to grow out of it.
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