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Making toddler food look exciting

Making toddler food look exciting

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Making Toddler Food Look Exciting

By James, A Father Of One & Cybersecurity Specialist From Australia

When it comes to little ones, it can be difficult to create meals that kept toddlers interested and excited. As a father of one, I often struggled with finding dishes that both satisfied my picky eater and was simple and easy to make. But have no fear, I’m here to provide a few tips on how I make meals look and taste great that my toddler adores!

Mealtime should be fun, so why not focus on making each meal attractive and interactive? Here are a few of my top tips for making toddler food look exciting and delicious:

Get Creative with Presentation

Presentation is everything! If a meal looks fresh and appetizing, chances are your toddler will be a bit more willing to try it. Don’t be afraid to experiment with the shapes of food or place different pieces on a plate to create their own smiley face. A few other ideas could be to switch up the usual cutlery and serve the meal in toy dishes or on a placemat that your toddler will love.

Let Them Help

Toddlers love to get involved in anything they can, so why not have them help with prepping the meal? Even if it’s just stirring ingredients or helping to cut softer fruits and vegetables, this fun experience can spark an appreciation for the meal and the experience of making it together. Allowing your toddler to help with the meal can also help to reduce food wastage since they are more likely to eat something they’ve made themselves.

Build an Interactive Meal

Building a meal on a plate is a great way to make food look appealing to a toddler. Take a few of their favorite ingredients and layer them on a plate in a way that looks visually appealing. If a two or three-year-old can identify the ingredients, it makes mealtimes a bit more interesting for them. You can also try to include different textures, flavors and temperatures to spark their interest in a variety of foods.

Experiment with Sauces and Spices

A bit of creativity when it comes to sauces and spices can really bring out the flavor in any dish. Try using different seasonings, herbs or even a splash of fruit juice to sweeten the dish. Sauces can also add texture and act as a bind to keep ingredients together.

In conclusion, don’t be afraid to be creative with your meals and get your toddler involved. It doesn’t take much effort to make food look exciting, and it could be the difference in your toddler enjoying the meal or rejecting it. With the right presentation, the right ingredients and a bit of experimenting, you can create meals that not only looks appealing but keeps your toddler’s nutrition on check.

If you’re ever short on ideas, be sure to check out Toddler Recipes Australia for some fun and interesting recipes specifically designed for toddlers!

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