The day my picky eater son ate carrots, onions, potatoes, spinach, cabbage, and broccoli.

Thank you for visiting. I am a science-minded mom raising my two-and-a-half-year-old picky eater son and my four-month-old daughter.

My son is a picky eater who has even made me cry out to a nutritionist (or rather, he just doesn't eat), and we are currently working on nutritional improvement.

And yet, my son, my own son, actually...!

Today, he ate carrots, onions, potatoes, spinach, cabbage, and broccoli—and what's more, he even ate chicken, pork, and tuna.

He ate tuna and potatoes for the first time in so long that I can't even remember when he last ate them.

Furthermore, he also ate French toast and had some soft-serve ice cream.

Since we started from a point where he barely ate anything in the morning, he also drank protein and a full 400ml of follow-up milk.

Yes, he's getting proper nutrition. What a relief. It's
so wonderful to have him eat the food I make. Thank you, my son.

And, on days when I struggle because he won't sleep at night, today, as of 8:00 PM, he is already asleep.

It's miraculous!!!
Amazing! Truly amazing. I'm so happy.
For any mom or dad raising children,
I think this is a level of greatness and joy that everyone can empathize with.

As I write this (it's 8:20 PM), he's already woken up, which shows he still has trouble with sleep and wakes up many times at night.
Even so, I can overlook it today.
I'll put him back to sleep as many times as it takes! I'm in invincible mode.

By the way, to increase the variety of foods he can eat, I made an effort within a range that wouldn't burn me out.

First, I searched for research papers on how to increase the variety of foods he eats (that's the science-minded side of me), and tried to implement what I could.

It feels like that paid off.

I plan to write an easy-to-understand article soon about the research paper on how to increase the types of food he eats.

I'm currently writing it bit by bit, so if you're interested, please wait a little longer.

So, today was a wonderfully lovely day.
I hope you all are happy too🍀

Thank you for your continued support.

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