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Subject: P.S.

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Emily

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Date Posted: 12:16:13 06/05/07 Tue
In reply to: Emily 's message, "Re: Random Mom Questions" on 12:09:27 06/05/07 Tue

I also did canned beets with Ruby. Sometimes I would find something and think, why not?

I have found that if I kept/keep offering foods to Roo, even when she rejected them, often several months later she would LOVE them. I try to never say words like "yucky", or, "I don't think you'll like this."

Now that she is older, if she wants to try some of my spicey salsa, or a pickle or an olive or some garlic or an onion (you know, something that instinctively I think "She is not going to like this") I say, "Okay! It is salty! You can try some." or "Okay! It is spicey, you can try some," and I'm surprised by how often she'll say, "It's yummy mommy! Try some more?" ;-)

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P.P.S	Emily	12:21:47 06/05/07 Tue