The UX on this small child is terrible

Re:The UX on this small child is terrible by na85 on Tuesday January 04, 2022 @06:18PM (#29802344)

Honestly I think it's just cultural. Parents inadvertently pass it on, or the kids get it from their peers.

My daughter ate olives, Brussels sprouts, lettuce, cabbage, whatever really, from age 2 to 3.

Now she's older and there's a bit of "asserting my independence" thing but she still loves Brussels sprouts.

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Re:The UX on this small child is terrible by jessaustin on Tuesday January 04, 2022 @09:58PM (#29804458)

Yes, pickiness is definitely passed on. The only children I know who insist on ridiculous "meals" of mac-n-cheese and chicken nuggets have at least one parent who also has no taste.

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Re:The UX on this small child is terrible by habeebtc on Tuesday January 04, 2022 @11:35PM (#29805167)

I am not a naturally picky eater. It has really helped in my world travels.

The one thing I cannot deal with is Beets. Which is the only food my father hated.

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Re:The UX on this small child is terrible by cpursley on Wednesday January 05, 2022 @03:29AM (#29806534)

Have you tried Borscht with beef? It transforms beets into an entirely different thing. My favorite item from Ukrainian/Russian cusine.

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Re:The UX on this small child is terrible by cpfohl on Wednesday January 05, 2022 @06:17AM (#29807660)

Yum. Or even with fermented beets! Borscht is delicious

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