You know, something about motherhood that is just very unique. Unique is the word that I'm going to go with here is that I feel that I can go in one second from being like, I love them so much.

Please never grow up. Like yesterday, I was walking Teddy home from the bus stop and he was holding my hand and just kind of skipping along and telling

me about his day and I thought, gosh, I do not want this to end. I don't want it to end.

And then we got home and he's immediately telling, I won't say her name so it doesn't trigger yours in your house,

but you know, A-L-E-X-A, our friend, he's asking her to play fart sounds.

And this went on for a good 20 minutes before I was like, I cannot listen to another variation of a fart.

Like, I just can't do it.

So I just am like, one second, I'm like, oh, he's so precious and wonderful and little and

innocent and sweet.

And then in the next, he's like dying, laughing over just farts for 20 minutes.

And I'm like, I could do without this.

I could do without it.

So today's topic about them not eating dinner.

I'm going to walk through five reasons they're not eating dinner.

That's what made me think of this whole thing of like, gosh, it can be so frustrating

sometimes slash annoying slash just, you know,

not fun. But we can get through those moments. So I'm going to give you some good insight as to

reasons why they might not be eating their dinner or not eating much of their dinner so that

you can sift through and see which of these might apply to you.

Welcome back to feeding toddlers made easy. I'm Casey Barnes, registered dietitian nutritionist,

mom of two, and I just get how it is feeding your kids. It's not easy.

It's not always fun. We're here to dig through all the problems that you're having and give you

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