Which is not to say veggies aren't kid-friendly. But still.
From Momcast:
Inspired by the crudite post, I've written about my favourite way of getting veg into my 3 yo: hiding them in the food! [Note bagged spinach alert. -- Ed.]
More veggie-hiding ideas here.
Tags: Feeding kids, Parenting, Vegetables
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