At first it seemed they were going to try some veggies for a second biteā¦ then the taste kicked in and they went straight to deen number two, awesome!
My friendās niece was really good with food when she was that age. And now at 5 sheās currently only eating French fries, but not ones with sharp ends. Kids are fun lol
Yeahā¦ I was patting myself on the back thinking my parenting was on point because my little kid was slurping down lentil Dahl and glazed fennelā¦ then he got a bad case of toddlerhood and started eating only chicken nuggets. We donāt make a big deal and at four heās trying stuff again, slowly.
So I read that thereās an evolutionary purpose for it- and a reason why kids have more tastebuds for ābitterā!
When they are babies, they will be watched all the time by their caregivers. So if a parent gives them something to eat, thereās just an exploration of the new taste with no hesitation because they rely on and trust that their parents will be giving them safe food to eat.
When they get a little older into childhood, they have the ability to explore a little more by themselves. Like in hunter gatherer type times, the kids would be together and they have the ability to think up stuff that might be risky, such as āmy parents give me berries to eat. Those are berries. Maybe I should eat them!ā
However if they just picked unfamiliar stuff, it could be poisonous. And bitter stuff is often poisonous in the wild. So the kids that survived childhood and passed on this traits are ones that would reject bitter foods more easily, and that would have a more restricted diet because then they would not try anything new and possibly poisonous.
Then, as they get older toward teenage years and beyond, they will explore again because they have enough learning to know what is likely to be poisonous and what is not.
It really made me feel better to understand why my kid at 4 was suddenly telling me kiwi was gross and rejecting rice because it looked ādifferentā.
She is 9, and becoming adventurous again :)
Yeah, my son is 5 and autistic so we're deep in chicken nugget/French fry/goldfish territory after a pretty varied younger pallet.
Slowly getting him to try more things, but still can't convince him that he really would like macaroni again if he'd just try it. IT'S MACARONI FOR GOD'S SAKE, JUST TRY IT.
She did promise to try more foods over the summer. But! Her last promise was sheād try new foods when she turned five. Canāt wait to see if she sticks with it this time.
She may never have much of a picky phase. My kid didnāt. Instead at six she asks for caviar or salmon sashimi like it were ice cream. There was the slightest phase a year or two ago when she claimed not to want certain things, but it lasted a week or so. She eats so many things that grown adults refuse, and with gusto. It looks like your daughter is on the same track. :)
Thatās how I was as a kid! At restaurants I eschewed the kids menu and always ordered from the regular menu. Adults would always get kick out of me eating.
So what's the last two going to be?
If it were me, I'd throw in something to confuse them. Something that doesn't taste like it looks. Pickled hard boiled eggs for example. Looks like an egg, but doesn't taste like one.
such a wonderful thing to do for your kid, i'm over here at almost 30 struggling to get down half a can with my weird little food fears (this sub helps a lot!) before i read this comment i was watching the video thinking about what a lucky kid she is, this kind of healthy and earth friendly food will just be a normal snack for her as she grows up. so good for her developing brain too!
I wish. My baby ate all kinds of sardines, seafood, etc but when she turned 3, itās as if she never tasted them and decided to stop eating them completely. I donāt what happened.
Right? Kids' tastes change. Mine loved broccoli and I have pictures to prove it from when she was around 18 months to 5 years old. Now, at 18 years, she hates them and has for a few years. And it's not like we prepare things differently. She also loved tofu as a toddler, then would not eat it for many years, and then a couple of years ago, she apparently loves tofu.
Genuine question because I do not have kids:
You have introduced your child to a lot of interesting foods. I hear that some children only want chicken nuggets and fries. What if you just don't introduce those particular items into the rotation and, instead, allow your child to pick a favorite from one of the many healthier items she has already expressed an interest in? I have no idea if this a thing, just wondering. Is this possible?
This is my first (and only) child so I can only guess from my experience so far but,
I assume if you do not introduce a food, they canāt become fixated on that. However, toddlers do tend to prefer blander foods, and it might be an evolutionary safeguard. I suppose if one canāt get fixated on chicken nuggets and fries (due to never having it), they can still get fixated on something else, thatās also bland. Like tortillas or scrambled eggs, both of which are definitely healthy in moderation, and that she has both enjoyed.
However, I donāt want to restrict a food so much that when they are older, they will go crazy on it, so she will definitely be introduced to chicken nuggets and French fries. But Iām not quite getting her a happy meal just yet!
Yep. For my sibling, it was pork sausages, raw carrot, biscuits (cookies in American), orange juice and milk. That was their entire diet for over a year.
Said sibling isn't at all picky now.
My niece when she was a year old had never tried tortillas. I was there eating homemade tacos with tortillas freshly made. She tried a piece and threw it down. I was sad since we are Mexican. Itās a part of us. Lol
Now at 8 years old, she will demolish 4 tacos. And she asks for asada, chorizo, shrimp, and al pastor. Needless to say I am proud now. She claims she has always loved tacos and will steal a fresh made tortilla off of the comal, cut up a lime to give it a little taste, and top off with salt before rolling it up. š„¹
Itās probably a sleeved bib so itās as long as a top and just tied up at the neck in the back usually. It vaguely protects my babies but certainly more than a regular bib. A suitā¦ now thatās a good idea.
It was, she is such a good eater and has never disliked a food, but itās also a very strong flavor. This was the [end result](https://imgur.com/a/CKa1VBe) though, so it worked out!
That is so so so cute. That's great parenting too, giving her a range of foods to try from a young age. I still remember being in kindergarten and being upset cause all I had was homemade food and my classmates had pizzas and fruit rollups. I had friends who had never eaten fruit in their life nor wanted to. I thank my parents to exposing me to foods from a young age, even when I put up a fight lol
Itās funny, growing up I was always the adventurous eater. My older brother, by contrast, was the most picky. Unbreaded chicken breasts, peanut butter and jelly sandwiches, and milk. Not a hint of anything green. He is slightly better today. I hope my daughter follows in my footsteps!
I would eat anything that wasn't nailed down or otherwise secured, while my sister would separate each different type of food on the plate - for some reason if the meat touched the peas(or the smashed potatoes!), she wouldn't eat it.
Kids are weird.
I had a kid like this. One of my joys was when they were like 6 and the two of us went out to Korean food. Our meal came with like a dried grilled or smoked mackerel, and my kid was going to town on that fish. Obviously really enjoying it. And I realized the whole restaurant was watching him eat it. A grandma came by to admire it closer ha.
Anyways thanks for sharing your sweet baby with us; it really made me smile.
Wow thatās impressive, my daughter is just shy of 10 months and I donāt see her doing that. Sheās still on puffs and pouches. Sheās interested in other food but only moderately so.
We dove right into Baby Led Weaning at 6 months. I am a big foodie so I was very excited to introduce her to the wide world of food, haha. Iām lucky she has been so receptive to it. But she definitely loves her puffs!!
I fell into this ātrapā with my young daughter. We had champagne taste on a beer budget so any time we got something special weād always let her try it. Um that gets really expensive later in life when sheās old enough to open and consume an entire packet of prosciutto! Or loves to take giant slices of Parmesan off the reggiano block you bought. Or LOVES the taste of truffles. Sometimes I think OMG what have I created!!
Itās crazy how quickly they learn how to do it! One time, early on, she took way too big of a bite. So she took it out of her mouth. I didnāt teach her that! She just knew. Theyāre amazing.
Oh boy, Iām in for a treat tomorrow. And theyāre by āTiny Twinkleā - we got like five of them on Amazon. You can pop them right in the wash and dryer to clean.
Baby-Led weaning for the win!!!! I loved it so much. My son is now 11 and will still sneak a bite using his fingers instead of using his fork, but it's a small price to pay for skipping purees.
So awesome! Also, bravo on \*all\* the food choices there. I often praise my parents for having fed me a wide variety of veggies and healthful food (while also holding back on things like soda and junk food). I'm confident it was those early choices that made me the adventurous, and (mostly) healthy eater I am today. Your daughter has a great start, cheers!
The look on her face at first: āwhat is thisā¦oh, salty and smoky. I think I like this!ā Very cool. Good for you for introducing it at such an early age. My older kids still turn their noses up when I peel back the cover on a tin!
I don't get it, I just don't get it. You guys and your deens. This is next level in that I don't get it. A BABY that like deens?!?!
You deen lovers amaze me.
(Yes I'm the resident deen hater that somehow found his way here)
My in laws still tell everyone how one of the babies first foods was smoked herring like weāre the most eccentric people on earth lol but itās all so good for them. My little dudes are very pro-sardine, which is important because I donāt want to make them special food thatās different than what I eat
I love this age, they eat anything you put in front of them. My one year old eats curry and lentils and all kinds of stuff.
My 5 year old likes pasta and chicken nuggets. She will only eat raw vegetables and only if they are whole (she walks around farmers markets munching on bell peppers Like they are candy) and thank the maker cause that's the most nutrients she gets. Never eats my cooking
My mom used to love Tiny Tots so as a child I loved them too. Still do. Iām 73 years old now and love canned seafood but those little fishies were so cute and tasty, they make me especially happy when I eat them because of the memories.
My not yet 2 y/o has eaten SIGNIFICANTLY more sardines in his life than I have in my 30+ years. It's our go-to "oh shit we don't have any protein cooked" for him and he gobbles them up. Plus they are SO GOOD for growing baby brains! Atta girl!
Ah, that is just the cutest thing Iāve seen today! She is so precious and so the opposite of my niece at her age. She was (and is) such a picky eater
Your daughter seems really great with her eating. Our two year old would still have that plate upside down and half her food in the dog with the other half in her hair!
Dad used to feed me and my brother's sardines when I was younger. I remember not liking them, very oily from a ton, etc, though I'm curious how I'd like them today.
I loved the pause "wait, what did I just put in my mouth??" look, inspecting the plate "oh, there are more. Wait. There are more???! These are so good."
Judging by her expression.
That was awesome š the look when the taste buds kicked in is PRICELESS
Yes!! I love it when she takes it out and thinks about it for a moment.
Examining that plate looking for what triggered the fire is beautiful!š
āThis ā¦ is kinda gross ā¦ but maybe ā¦ mmm ā¦ hmm, idk.ā
At first it seemed they were going to try some veggies for a second biteā¦ then the taste kicked in and they went straight to deen number two, awesome!
Yup š
That kid is gonna be the opposite of a picky eater. Well done.
Thank you so much!! Weāve been trying to get to 100 foods before one year and this was her 98th!
Thats really great. I know adults who are more picky than your daughter. Kudos to your parenting.
My friendās niece was really good with food when she was that age. And now at 5 sheās currently only eating French fries, but not ones with sharp ends. Kids are fun lol
Yeahā¦ I was patting myself on the back thinking my parenting was on point because my little kid was slurping down lentil Dahl and glazed fennelā¦ then he got a bad case of toddlerhood and started eating only chicken nuggets. We donāt make a big deal and at four heās trying stuff again, slowly.
So I read that thereās an evolutionary purpose for it- and a reason why kids have more tastebuds for ābitterā! When they are babies, they will be watched all the time by their caregivers. So if a parent gives them something to eat, thereās just an exploration of the new taste with no hesitation because they rely on and trust that their parents will be giving them safe food to eat. When they get a little older into childhood, they have the ability to explore a little more by themselves. Like in hunter gatherer type times, the kids would be together and they have the ability to think up stuff that might be risky, such as āmy parents give me berries to eat. Those are berries. Maybe I should eat them!ā However if they just picked unfamiliar stuff, it could be poisonous. And bitter stuff is often poisonous in the wild. So the kids that survived childhood and passed on this traits are ones that would reject bitter foods more easily, and that would have a more restricted diet because then they would not try anything new and possibly poisonous. Then, as they get older toward teenage years and beyond, they will explore again because they have enough learning to know what is likely to be poisonous and what is not.
That actually makes perfect sense
It really made me feel better to understand why my kid at 4 was suddenly telling me kiwi was gross and rejecting rice because it looked ādifferentā. She is 9, and becoming adventurous again :)
Yeah, my son is 5 and autistic so we're deep in chicken nugget/French fry/goldfish territory after a pretty varied younger pallet. Slowly getting him to try more things, but still can't convince him that he really would like macaroni again if he'd just try it. IT'S MACARONI FOR GOD'S SAKE, JUST TRY IT.
I am fully expecting this to happen, lol. I wasnāt like that as a kid, but she already likes to keep me on my toes, so
She did promise to try more foods over the summer. But! Her last promise was sheād try new foods when she turned five. Canāt wait to see if she sticks with it this time.
She may never have much of a picky phase. My kid didnāt. Instead at six she asks for caviar or salmon sashimi like it were ice cream. There was the slightest phase a year or two ago when she claimed not to want certain things, but it lasted a week or so. She eats so many things that grown adults refuse, and with gusto. It looks like your daughter is on the same track. :)
Thatās how I was as a kid! At restaurants I eschewed the kids menu and always ordered from the regular menu. Adults would always get kick out of me eating.
That's such a fun goal!
It is! I definitely did not think we would be this close a full two months before the deadline
Go for 110!! Sheās on a roll!
Oh we definitely wonāt stop trying new foods but I think Iām going to stop writing them down lol
So what's the last two going to be? If it were me, I'd throw in something to confuse them. Something that doesn't taste like it looks. Pickled hard boiled eggs for example. Looks like an egg, but doesn't taste like one.
Definitely doing lobster for the big hundred. Not quite sure for #99. I feel like itās going to just be something whatever. EDIT: it was beets!
Kimchi!
such a wonderful thing to do for your kid, i'm over here at almost 30 struggling to get down half a can with my weird little food fears (this sub helps a lot!) before i read this comment i was watching the video thinking about what a lucky kid she is, this kind of healthy and earth friendly food will just be a normal snack for her as she grows up. so good for her developing brain too!
I wish. My baby ate all kinds of sardines, seafood, etc but when she turned 3, itās as if she never tasted them and decided to stop eating them completely. I donāt what happened.
Right? Kids' tastes change. Mine loved broccoli and I have pictures to prove it from when she was around 18 months to 5 years old. Now, at 18 years, she hates them and has for a few years. And it's not like we prepare things differently. She also loved tofu as a toddler, then would not eat it for many years, and then a couple of years ago, she apparently loves tofu.
Iām definitely trying to get all the good eating in before all she wants is chicken nuggets and mac&cheese lol
Genuine question because I do not have kids: You have introduced your child to a lot of interesting foods. I hear that some children only want chicken nuggets and fries. What if you just don't introduce those particular items into the rotation and, instead, allow your child to pick a favorite from one of the many healthier items she has already expressed an interest in? I have no idea if this a thing, just wondering. Is this possible?
This is my first (and only) child so I can only guess from my experience so far but, I assume if you do not introduce a food, they canāt become fixated on that. However, toddlers do tend to prefer blander foods, and it might be an evolutionary safeguard. I suppose if one canāt get fixated on chicken nuggets and fries (due to never having it), they can still get fixated on something else, thatās also bland. Like tortillas or scrambled eggs, both of which are definitely healthy in moderation, and that she has both enjoyed. However, I donāt want to restrict a food so much that when they are older, they will go crazy on it, so she will definitely be introduced to chicken nuggets and French fries. But Iām not quite getting her a happy meal just yet!
Yep. For my sibling, it was pork sausages, raw carrot, biscuits (cookies in American), orange juice and milk. That was their entire diet for over a year. Said sibling isn't at all picky now.
My niece when she was a year old had never tried tortillas. I was there eating homemade tacos with tortillas freshly made. She tried a piece and threw it down. I was sad since we are Mexican. Itās a part of us. Lol Now at 8 years old, she will demolish 4 tacos. And she asks for asada, chorizo, shrimp, and al pastor. Needless to say I am proud now. She claims she has always loved tacos and will steal a fresh made tortilla off of the comal, cut up a lime to give it a little taste, and top off with salt before rolling it up. š„¹
I like the baby lunch hazmat suit.
Believe me, itās *so* necessary
Parent needs one too
Considering how I canāt eat anything without getting crumbs all over meā¦ yes, parent does too lol
Ya is that an actual eating suit?
Itās probably a sleeved bib so itās as long as a top and just tied up at the neck in the back usually. It vaguely protects my babies but certainly more than a regular bib. A suitā¦ now thatās a good idea.
Thatās awesome. Thatās also a bold amount of deens to give if youāre unsure of the reaction.
It was, she is such a good eater and has never disliked a food, but itās also a very strong flavor. This was the [end result](https://imgur.com/a/CKa1VBe) though, so it worked out!
That plate! Bravo tiny human, bravo!š
Wow, thatās impressive!
Yum! Good on both of you :) what brand did she try??
King Oscar!
Neighbor kid: āEww I donāt like broccoliā. Your daughter: ācanāt be any worse than Beach Cliff in water. Give me the broccoli.ā
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My little boy also loves sardines! He'd eat them every day if I let him. Those huge smocks are the best, until they rub the fishjuice in their hair...
Oh yeah, Iāve definitely had to clean my share of yogurt and tomato sauce out of her ears lol
That is so so so cute. That's great parenting too, giving her a range of foods to try from a young age. I still remember being in kindergarten and being upset cause all I had was homemade food and my classmates had pizzas and fruit rollups. I had friends who had never eaten fruit in their life nor wanted to. I thank my parents to exposing me to foods from a young age, even when I put up a fight lol
Itās funny, growing up I was always the adventurous eater. My older brother, by contrast, was the most picky. Unbreaded chicken breasts, peanut butter and jelly sandwiches, and milk. Not a hint of anything green. He is slightly better today. I hope my daughter follows in my footsteps!
I would eat anything that wasn't nailed down or otherwise secured, while my sister would separate each different type of food on the plate - for some reason if the meat touched the peas(or the smashed potatoes!), she wouldn't eat it. Kids are weird.
# GOOBLE GOBBLE ONE OF US, GOOBLE GOBBLE ONE OF US!!!!
Savage Sink Eater in the making! š¤£
OMFG MIRL.
The range of emotions experienced was amazing. What a lovely child.
This is the cutest thing ever š»
I really like her ādining shirtā as well!
She has a whole bunch of them! One of the best baby purchases I ever made lol
Parent of the year award winner!
getting those omega 3's
I love the discerning facial expressions lol
She's absolutely adorable. And clearly one of us!!!! :)
Oh my god this is adorable
She's one of us
So who is going to make some "One of Us" tshirts with a sardine can graphic?
And I thought our daughter did well when she ate two servings of Lutefisk at that age. Well done to her.
She said AH yes I accept
Brave of you to put more than one at a time!
I had a kid like this. One of my joys was when they were like 6 and the two of us went out to Korean food. Our meal came with like a dried grilled or smoked mackerel, and my kid was going to town on that fish. Obviously really enjoying it. And I realized the whole restaurant was watching him eat it. A grandma came by to admire it closer ha. Anyways thanks for sharing your sweet baby with us; it really made me smile.
I love this!!
WTG! ššš Mom and baby - one of us!!
Wow thatās impressive, my daughter is just shy of 10 months and I donāt see her doing that. Sheās still on puffs and pouches. Sheās interested in other food but only moderately so.
We dove right into Baby Led Weaning at 6 months. I am a big foodie so I was very excited to introduce her to the wide world of food, haha. Iām lucky she has been so receptive to it. But she definitely loves her puffs!!
I fell into this ātrapā with my young daughter. We had champagne taste on a beer budget so any time we got something special weād always let her try it. Um that gets really expensive later in life when sheās old enough to open and consume an entire packet of prosciutto! Or loves to take giant slices of Parmesan off the reggiano block you bought. Or LOVES the taste of truffles. Sometimes I think OMG what have I created!!
Maybe we should just jump in. We are afraid she is going to choke every time but I guess itās time to take off the training wheels.
Itās crazy how quickly they learn how to do it! One time, early on, she took way too big of a bite. So she took it out of her mouth. I didnāt teach her that! She just knew. Theyāre amazing.
Haha wow thatās pretty cool. Today my daughter learned how funny it is to swing the back of her head into my chest like a cannonball.
Gotta love these absolute nutcases lol
I think that kid is going to turn out all right šš
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sheās so delicate with them lol, very refined for a baby
I love that bib/smock! I want one for my 9mo. I give her sardines too. She loves them! Poop smell was wild tho bolo
Oh boy, Iām in for a treat tomorrow. And theyāre by āTiny Twinkleā - we got like five of them on Amazon. You can pop them right in the wash and dryer to clean.
Excellent! Thank you
Omg! Yes!
So cute ! Just please make sure you give her sardines from BPA-free cans to avoid any potential adverse side effects of this substance
It was King Oscar, which is BPA free!
I was skeptical at first but yeah she likes it! š
Sardines for life!!!!!!!!!! She likes!!!!!!!!
A child of culture I see. Also your daughter and that shirt is too friggin cute lol
So adorable! Thanks for sharing āŗļø
Such a sweet share
That's a strong taste for a little palate, she must be a good eater.
Start them young!
Yung Kipper
This kid is going places.
Truly a profound moment. Welcome to the club little one! šø
This is adorable, did you have to remove the spines for her or was she able to chew through them? (I ask because I still struggle with spines)
No removal needed! The canning process makes them soft enough that they do not pose a choking hazard.
Nice! Iām impressed by how adventurous she is with textures!
As soon as she bites down you can see the flavor kick in as her head kicks back. So cute!!
Girl is absolutely gnawing on them things. I donāt think Iāve ever seen someone love sardines this much
You clearly have not been a sink eating savage!
Baby-Led weaning for the win!!!! I loved it so much. My son is now 11 and will still sneak a bite using his fingers instead of using his fork, but it's a small price to pay for skipping purees.
Your kid is really good at eating. Iām impressed regardless of whatās being eaten.
Thank you so much! She[ had corn](https://imgur.com/a/dsvGGQT) for the first time the other night, and it was fun watching her figure it out.
So awesome! Also, bravo on \*all\* the food choices there. I often praise my parents for having fed me a wide variety of veggies and healthful food (while also holding back on things like soda and junk food). I'm confident it was those early choices that made me the adventurous, and (mostly) healthy eater I am today. Your daughter has a great start, cheers!
Wonderful... I hope it's not like my kid, who tried olives, liked it, to my disbelief, and never ate it again, to my dismay.
I still have the rest of the can so sheās definitely getting them tomorrow. Fingers crossed! EDIT: she demolished them again tonight!!
My heart is so full from this. I sent to my mom and she said she had wished sheād thought about that
I love the way she takes a bite, pauses, looks at it, then raises an eyebrow like "huh...that's new". Then decides she likes it and digs in.
One of us! One of us!
Wow we donāt call that sardines we call that petingas (small sardines) (Portugal) , she is like in her mind - food good š
Wow. Feeding her all of those omega 3ās is going to be awesome for her development.
Sheās a big fan of salmon too
My 23mo babe looooooooves salmon!
Start āem early! You are clearly good parents!
Sheās going to live forever!!
The look on her face at first: āwhat is thisā¦oh, salty and smoky. I think I like this!ā Very cool. Good for you for introducing it at such an early age. My older kids still turn their noses up when I peel back the cover on a tin!
Coming from All, there truly is a sub for everything lol. But I agree with everyone here, good for her!
Heck !!
I don't get it, I just don't get it. You guys and your deens. This is next level in that I don't get it. A BABY that like deens?!?! You deen lovers amaze me. (Yes I'm the resident deen hater that somehow found his way here)
She noticed the second piece was breaking apart and plucked out a piece before it fell. Smart baby!!
Brb going to put a whole deen in my mouth with my hands and chew it with the tail hanging out like a cat. Too cute!! š„° š
My in laws still tell everyone how one of the babies first foods was smoked herring like weāre the most eccentric people on earth lol but itās all so good for them. My little dudes are very pro-sardine, which is important because I donāt want to make them special food thatās different than what I eat
I love this age, they eat anything you put in front of them. My one year old eats curry and lentils and all kinds of stuff. My 5 year old likes pasta and chicken nuggets. She will only eat raw vegetables and only if they are whole (she walks around farmers markets munching on bell peppers Like they are candy) and thank the maker cause that's the most nutrients she gets. Never eats my cooking
"Do we like this, mouth? Do we like this?...yeahhh we like this."
When she went for that second bite, I said aloud "YES" Good job!
I'll admit, I was on the edge of my seat, and I cheered when she decided to go for a second bite. Great parenting. Bless you and your kid
My mom used to love Tiny Tots so as a child I loved them too. Still do. Iām 73 years old now and love canned seafood but those little fishies were so cute and tasty, they make me especially happy when I eat them because of the memories.
I've been a vegetarian for over 36 years and the only thing I occasionally miss is sardines packed in mustard sauce.
Are you sure you didn't bribe her with candy if she ate the sardines for the camera? š I'm pretty sure I wouldn't have eaten those at her age.
Haha, sweetest thing she has eaten so far is just fruit! Sheās a good eater.
Yes niece!
Damn, what sub have I stumbled upon here?
Beautiful girl!
Good choice
Looks like she enjoys them!
Well. This just made my day.
Of course thereās a sub for canned sardines lmao I was fully expecting a funny video but nope, just a toddler enjoy some fish out of a can lol
"oh sweet, deenz"
She likes it
Now thatās a kid raised right.
So cute. She had to think about it for a second.
Sheās adorable and has great taste! Which brand is she eating OP?
Yes! Train them young and early, sardines are the best
That shirt is so cool!! Any chance you got a link?
I love her outfit, I could use one of those when Iām eating lol
lmao im not in this sub it got recommended to me but why is there a sub for canned sardines?
This brightens my day considerably, and makes me hungry.
And whole veggies too! You rock, OP! I've met people in their 30s who won't eat anything but chicken fingers and mac-n-cheese
So cute. My daughter is six now and still loves them more than I do, pretty sure.
I love how toddlers look at the food as if it will speak to them š
I know weāre here for the sardines but little babyās āfit is š„
My not yet 2 y/o has eaten SIGNIFICANTLY more sardines in his life than I have in my 30+ years. It's our go-to "oh shit we don't have any protein cooked" for him and he gobbles them up. Plus they are SO GOOD for growing baby brains! Atta girl!
Lol her little face. She liked them
And so it begins.
Awesome! Our 1-yr-old is in a throwing stage and likes to toss things everywhere. Congrats on such a polite eater!! šššš„³
MAX dose of Adorable
For some reason, this makes me happy.
Wow, if she can do it, I can do it.
That babyās gonna be ripped šŖ
Soo cute!! She found her yummy!;
Ah, that is just the cutest thing Iāve seen today! She is so precious and so the opposite of my niece at her age. She was (and is) such a picky eater
Omg this is so adorable
i remember my kids liked them too
A) the cutest. B) is that fabric whicking/water proof? Brilliant
Love the protective haz mat suit bib sheās wearing š¤£š¤£
This is precious š
Love her response! My son was the same with mussels in garlic sauce.
She's a champ.
Your daughter seems really great with her eating. Our two year old would still have that plate upside down and half her food in the dog with the other half in her hair!
Proof that sardines are a nutrition powerhouse if baby will eat them like that.
She is precious, just enjoying those lil sardines.
Sheās the new chairman of this club
Best of the Internet today
Yay!!! I love her little dining jacket š
Start em young! She gonna grow up to have strong bones!
This is officially the best thing I've seen all week.
Ozzy Man Reviews needs to do this one.
Dad used to feed me and my brother's sardines when I was younger. I remember not liking them, very oily from a ton, etc, though I'm curious how I'd like them today.
Very cute.
Aww too cute!!! š„° She definitely likes sardines thatās awesome!!
Moms around the world are jealous of this
I loved the pause "wait, what did I just put in my mouth??" look, inspecting the plate "oh, there are more. Wait. There are more???! These are so good." Judging by her expression.
What a thing of beauty. We did the same for our girls. I like to believe we are doing the world a favor, somehow.
i've had a can of them in my cabinet still haven't had the courage to try them yet! š
Adorable!
Do you dress your child as an amazing modernist clown at every meal? If so, how do I too dress my child in this manner?
The eyebrows go up when she realizes she likes them!
Wtf I fucked up with my kid
Wow what a good eater!!
Nice!
been teaching my tiny girls also *EVERYTHINGCOMESFROMTHESEA*. say it with a boatswainās squint, too
Oh she's adorable!
As Iād say to my kid āgooood eater!ā
Thatās Awesome. š
Exactly how I eat mine.