I have a few comments regarding my youngest son's diet. I try to keep it healthful, and for the most part, I feel I'm successful. Sometimes, though, his preferences confuse me.
For example, he'll pass up chocolate occasionally, which is hard for me to understand. He won't miss an opportunity to eat ice cream, which I understand perfectly.
He dislikes my tuna fish sandwiches very much, which is perplexing since I think my tuna salad is very nice. His aversion is so great that recently, when he gave thanks for his lunch of egg salad (which runs a close second to tuna salad on his don't-eat list), he prayed, "Lord, please help us to eat this lunch." However, last Saturday at a restaurant, he dug into a pile of raw, marinated ahi -see photo above - dunked it in soy sauce and barely let the rest of us have any.
I find his favorite food a completely sensible and delicious choice. Ask him what it is and he'll shout, "Enchiwada!"
For example, he'll pass up chocolate occasionally, which is hard for me to understand. He won't miss an opportunity to eat ice cream, which I understand perfectly.
He dislikes my tuna fish sandwiches very much, which is perplexing since I think my tuna salad is very nice. His aversion is so great that recently, when he gave thanks for his lunch of egg salad (which runs a close second to tuna salad on his don't-eat list), he prayed, "Lord, please help us to eat this lunch." However, last Saturday at a restaurant, he dug into a pile of raw, marinated ahi -see photo above - dunked it in soy sauce and barely let the rest of us have any.
I find his favorite food a completely sensible and delicious choice. Ask him what it is and he'll shout, "Enchiwada!"
