Picky Eaters Ruin Mealtime for Working Parents! | S1E16 | Supernanny (2020) USA

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• LE

  @Lennann-s · 6 months ago

  I love the way Jo handles food problems. She can see the difference between being picky or if it’s an actual problem. In this episode, she was firm. There are tons of other episodes who she helps involve the kids to get over the fear and takes on a much more gentle approach. You can hear her tell the parents “ it’s the same thing, these are both chicken. That’s just behavior “   It shows she’s definitely trained in this

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• MI

  @Mickey42302 · 13 days ago

  The &quot;I only eat chicken nuggets&quot; nonsense is one of my pet peeves. I hate when people do that.<br><br>There&apos;s a difference between genuinely not liking something and just being difficult. And from my perspective, anyone who claims they only eat chicken nuggets is just being difficult.

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• IN

  @indrahx5905 · 8 months ago

  What&apos;s so incredibly hard about changing the diet when she&apos;s literally got someone in the house telling her what to serve? Can&apos;t get any easier than that. Why are these parents so terribly weak?

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• S4

  @s4bz475 · 9 months ago

  before becoming parent&apos;s, couple&apos;s need to discuss things in the early days - this is me saying this from over 10 years of childcare experience.

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• AU

  @aussiemouth747 · 8 months ago

  Don&apos;t have time to make a nice meal? Steak 2 mins a side and steamed vegies 10 mins. Sit at the table and eat the same food together. No junk food. No paper plates. 🙄🤷‍♀️

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• SN

  @Snow_Koku · 9 months ago

  If they dont eat the food you give them then take it and put it in the fridge. They can go hungry and if they want food later they can have what you put in the fridge. (Of course warm it up for them)<br><br>None of that giving them other food if they dont wanna eat ehat you made

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• JA

  @janetvandijk-harrison2859 · 6 months ago

  Children need to eat something several times before they accept &nbsp;a new food.

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• JA

  @jackieclark7460 · 8 months ago (edited)

  It seems like the mum is this families biggest problem

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• 6K

  @6kleineraupen222 · 6 months ago

  Eat together! Every day. The kids will eat if you eat that. Don&apos;t speak about the food. Everyone is able to talk about wonderful other things.

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• JO

  @JoyceHoldsworth · 9 months ago

  I had 4 kids and I worked, my kids were never like this,

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• KA

  @kanelbulle59 · 9 months ago

  I am a student and has recently moved out so I can choose my food 100% on my own, however I am an adult and knows I can’t survive on fast food, candy and snacks. If I could have chosen as a kid? Of course I would choose food that was yummy without any nutrition! That’s what these kids has learned, that they can choose yummy food by complaining and whining and they are kids and doesn’t know (or care) about nutrition and that’s when the parents, adults, steps in

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• GO

  @godis1andtheirsprophets483 · 9 months ago

  I get why she wanted to blanket for the girl bc she put it away she wanted to respect that it should go to her , but the nanny did what’s best

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