June 13, 2008
Eat Your Veggies
Summer brings an abundance of delicious seasonal fruits and vegetables. Farmers’ markets have farm-grown vegetables that taste so much better than what has been stored and shipped across the country (or the world). Take this opportunity to encourage your kids to try out something new. In the summer months, my kids can’t get enough of seasonal melons, corn on the cob, and more. Having them fresh and readily available encourages me to include more vegetables in our lunches and dinners.
Growing your own vegetables, in a small patch in your yard or even in a couple containers on a deck or balcony, gets kids even more excited about eating vegetables. My four-year-old son Kyle took this picture of our garden (don’t even get me started on the fun value of letting them play with your camera). We are seeing the little broccoli florets begin to form in the center of the big leaves, and it’s exciting. This is our third attempt to grow corn, and the plants are looking green and healthy. I hope it will be our best crop so far (the weeds are certainly thriving).
Hidden Valley Ranch is part of a nationwide school campaign encouraging kids to love their veggies. At loveyourveggiesgrants.org there are some great tips to help your kids love their veggies and get in the two to five cups a day that is recommended for a child under twelve. Another way that they are trying to encourage healthy eating is by publishing the book Henry and the Hidden Veggie Garden. They have enlisted mother and actress Kimberly Williams-Paisley to co-author this book with with her father, professional writer Gurney Williams III.
I have to admit a bias towards “star authors.” However, I’m not sure where exactly my bias lies. On one hand I think, “Kimberly Williams-Paisley–she’s so pretty, and I just love those “Father of the Bride” movies. I would love to read her little book!” On the other hand, I tend to put that book to a higher standard thinking, “I hope that they don’t think I’ll read this book just because someone famous wrote it.” I can honestly say that regardless of who wrote it and why I’m reading it, it’s a charming book!
It’s all about hidden vegetables–starting off with the vegetables that Henry hides on his plate so he doesn’t have to eat them, then learning with him about carrots and other root vegetables that are hidden underground as they grow, and finally his seeing his cousin Huck’s own little hidden garden which encourages him to start a hidden garden of his own.
I read this book to my son Kyle. Then the next day he asked me to read it again. The book has been out on the table in the living room because I needed to keep it out as a reminder to write this up. At least once a day he picks it up and asks me to read it to him. My nine-
year-old daughter Amanda picked it up and read it to herself. It’s a great story, but what’s more–the not-so-subtle message about eating vegetables seems to be working.
This morning a couple hours after breakfast I heard Kyle scrounging in the refrigerator and I asked him what he was doing. “I’m hungry. Can I have a snack?” was the reply. Before I could answer he said, “How about some salad? Some salad with a little bit of dressing,” he said as he got the balsamic ranch dressing out of the fridge. “I can’t argue with that,” I thought as I prepared him a little salad. I asked him if he wanted tomatoes or anything else in his salad, and he said, “Just some carrots, cut up.” I put the carrots beside his bowl of salad, and he said, “No, I want a little bowl of dressing to dip the carrots in.” That’s when I knew that he was taking his cue from Henry, the boy in the book who learned to eat his veggies, because that’s exactly what he had for lunch one day!
Five of you (U.S. or Canadian Residents) will win a copy of Henry and the Hidden Veggie Garden. If you’d like to buy a book (U.S. residents only) they are available to purchase for only $5.00 through September.
To enter, spread the word about the Creative Summer Days giveaway event taking place here on 5 Minutes for Mom. Then leave a comment here. Just for fun, tell me your kids’ favorite vegetables (my daughter loves raw peppers–orange and yellow the best, and the veggie my son is most likely to eat without a fuss is grape tomatoes).
The winners will be announced on June 24 with the others from the Creative Summer Days event.
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263 Comments on Eat Your Veggies »
#1 - mandy @ 4:40 pm
my son is a big veggie eater, carrots are probably his favorite! We’d love a chance at this book.
#2 - Jessica @ 4:53 pm
This is definitely a book we need at my house!
#3 - Amber @ 4:55 pm
Believe it or not, my 21 mos old eats salad leaves plain! His favorite, though, is probably sweet potatoes or peas.
#4 - Lora @ 5:17 pm
Both of my kiddos probably love corn-on-the-cob better than any veggie (and I’m pretty sure that’s a starch and not a true veggie). They do love baby carrots, too.
#5 - Toni @ 5:17 pm
actually my kids fave veggies are potatoes but I dont’ know if they really count since they taste good LOL
#6 - Jen-The Mom @ 5:20 pm
My kids will only eat corn (on the cob) and peas…thanks so much for the chance!
#7 - Amanda D. @ 5:21 pm
My baby loves sweet potatoes and my toddler loves broccoli!
#8 - canadacole @ 5:25 pm
My picky Princess doesn’t like any vegetables, so I’d love to win this book! (the other two love their carrots the most)
#9 - Melanie @ 5:44 pm
My girls eat veggies well. We will see about my little Henry. We would love this book!
#10 - Tina @ 5:57 pm
We’d love this book - our newest baby boy is named Henry
#11 - Happy Mama @ 5:58 pm
My kid’s favorites are Bobs. No that’s not a typo. They will tell you and then run and get one out of the fridge and get one or two and eat them just like an apple.
now can you guess where they came up with that name from!
#12 - Kari @ 6:16 pm
My kids will eat their veggies first, even before their pb sandwiches. And then they ask for more. Don’t know where they got that from!
#13 - Nodins Nest @ 6:18 pm
So far my son’s favorites are carrots and broccoli.
Spinach if it’s on a pizza!
#14 - Smellyann @ 6:21 pm
Broccoli is definitely all three of my kids’ favorites, along with baby carrots!
#15 - Natalie @ 6:29 pm
My daughter LOVES tomatoes (or pomatoes as she calls them). LOL!
#16 - Leslie- LaMamaNaturale' @ 7:05 pm
My son loves baby carrots, peas, raw peppers like your daughter, broccoli, he’s pretty much a veggie eater! This is a great giveaway and what an awesome book. We’re growing a garden and our son loves to tromp through it and listen to us talk about the different veggies popping up! He’s loves to water the garden…but his favorite thing to do is get his shovel and dig up the dirt. Thanks for the opportunity. Will be linking up!
#17 - Sheila at Dodging Raindrops @ 7:07 pm
My kids like cooked brocolli best!
#18 - Melanie @ 7:32 pm
My daughter loves cooked winter squash- she will eat that over anything.
(My post with your button is here: http://www.livinwithme.com/2008/06/fabulous-giveaways/)
#19 - chyk @ 7:37 pm
my son loves kohlrabe
#20 - Patty @ 8:00 pm
My post is up!
#21 - Kam A @ 8:25 pm
My son loves grape tomatoes
#22 - Hannah @ 8:48 pm
cool
#23 - Henry and the Hidden Veggie Garden | Contests 4 Moms @ 9:15 pm
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#24 - Amanda @ 9:17 pm
Sounds like something I would like to win! My kids favorite veggie is olives. lol are olives veggies? my baby loves broccoli… my oldest likes peppers.
God bless-
Amanda
#25 - tracy h. @ 9:21 pm
COUNT ME IN! The kids would love this!
#26 - Hollie P. @ 9:39 pm
This book might actually help my family eat their veggies! Sounds like a great book!:-)
#27 - Jill @ 10:10 pm
One daughter loves broccoli the other green beans. Book looks great!!
#28 - the mama hood @ 10:17 pm
My kids love Potatoes, Carrots and Zucchini!
I have your contest link on my blog! Thanks!
#29 - Terri @ 10:56 pm
I have a really picky eater, but my daughter loves corn and carrots. My son, on the other hand, loves any fruit or veggie, you put in front of him.
#30 - Ashley @ 11:32 pm
Squash is their fav veggie right now but they like most foods!
#31 - Tara R. @ 12:59 am
my boys’ favourite veggie is the carrot. But we are branching out into fresh snap peas lately.
#32 - RefreshMom @ 1:51 am
My weirdo 2 year old loves salad with blue cheese dressing. I guess he likes his veggies hidden in plain sight; some of the things he likes in salad, he’d never eat in a pile on his plate. He and his 5 year old brother both love peas and corn straight from the freezer.
#33 - kerri @ 1:51 am
my daughter loves tomatoes
#34 - Cindi @ 2:55 am
I am a vegetarian and think this book is super! I see it is written by the actress that played “Dana” on the “According to Jim” television show. She is married to a country western singer. My sons eat most vegetables. One tends to like fruit more and one likes veggies more, though! Please enter me in your book drawing. Thanks,Cindi
#35 - Louise Brouillette @ 10:11 am
Great book…hope more kids eat more veggies
#36 - susan varney @ 10:17 am
my grandson loves summer squash
#37 - Jane @ 10:21 am
My daughter likes well-cooked broccoli. Struggling to get the other stuff down her . . .
#38 - Elaine @ 10:23 am
My kids have always loved corn on the cob.
#39 - Ann Fantom @ 10:25 am
My daughter likes corn
#40 - carol b @ 11:04 am
my grandkids favorite is carrots…great giveaway
#41 - Karen Gonyea @ 11:04 am
My kids are veggie lovers, my 3 year old son will sit and eat a whole bell pepper like it’s an apple !!!
#42 - Anne @ 11:07 am
Believe it or not, when my kidlets were tiny their fav veggie was asparagus. It was easy to pick up and they loved it!
#43 - Ana @ 11:07 am
carrots
#44 - Maja @ 11:08 am
my son loves tomatoes
#45 - Andrea @ 11:08 am
My kids love green beans - but they have to be fresh from the garden and canned by granny! And, I love ‘em too!
#46 - Angel @ 11:08 am
cucumber
#47 - Kristinia Clos @ 11:09 am
My son Gabriel’s favortie veggies are Sweet Potatoes/Yams (same thing to me,LOL) and potatoes! He’s a spud type of boy!
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#48 - amydeanne @ 11:16 am
all 4 of my kids will eat grape tomatoes and cucumbers w/o complaining!
#49 - Gina Stratos @ 11:21 am
Vegetables…. always tricky. My 16 year old likes cucumbers; my 4 year old grated zucchini; my 3 year old loves raw broccoli
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#50 - Liz @ 11:30 am
One is a carrot and squash eater. The other loves green beans.
#51 - Jenn @ 12:32 pm
We’d love a chance at this! I have one great veggie eater…and ONE veggie challenged child!
#52 - Beverly S Clark @ 12:39 pm
My daughter likes corn and cooked brocolli
#53 - Anne D @ 12:46 pm
I would love this book for my little one. Thanks,Anne
#54 - Candie L @ 12:49 pm
My youngest son loves vegetables. He will cry if he does not get a salad with his food (and the adults do). Both of the boys favorite vegetalbes are corn on the cob
#55 - Brian Morin @ 12:53 pm
My kids both love peppers.
#56 - Janet F @ 1:16 pm
My children love corn on the cob
#57 - LadySnow @ 1:40 pm
My daughter LOVES onions…and garlic too.
#58 - Jill L @ 2:28 pm
Green Beans!!! They are pretty picky eaters so I’m happy with this one. Also, corn on the cob - yeah for summer.
#59 - Anita W. @ 2:36 pm
Wish my boys had a favorite vegetable that they ate….:-)
#60 - Adrienne Gordon @ 2:38 pm
they both love carrots
#61 - Kim @ 3:13 pm
My daughter loves green beans and broccoli (even better with cheese sauce). Thanks for the giveaway!
#62 - Audrey @ 3:24 pm
Sweet corn on the cob is always a favorite!
#63 - Tammy Curry @ 3:52 pm
My daughter loves brocolli.
#64 - Hil'Lesha @ 4:06 pm
My son loves carrots.
#65 - toasters @ 5:08 pm
potatoes
#66 - Alicia @ 5:10 pm
What kind of vegetables does Henry eat?
#67 - Diane @ 5:13 pm
My grandson loves broccoli and beets the best although he finds other vegestables tasty as well. My granddaughter, now, that’s a different matter. I once saw her bite into a carrot stick. I think she thought it was some kind of weird meat stick–like a hot dog. she needs this book.
#68 - Dan Smith @ 5:56 pm
My daughter likes carrots
#69 - Susan @ 5:56 pm
My son likes potatoes
#70 - Catherine copeland @ 6:15 pm
my lily loves peas. I love them too.
#71 - Jenn @ 6:50 pm
Lately the favorite vegetable is cucumbers. I have several plants growing in my garden to help feed these hungry kids!
#72 - Linda Moeller @ 7:36 pm
Broccolio or carrots.
#73 - Nora Scott-Platt @ 7:59 pm
My kids love corn the most
#74 - TRICIA MORENO @ 8:09 pm
My daughters would love this book. It’s hard to choose a favorite veggie. My girls love them all, if Ihave to choose probably zuchinni, or broccali.
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#75 - Creative Summer Days @ 9:23 pm
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#76 - sandy @ 9:56 pm
son loves it all except aspsagus as he calls it
#77 - Tara @ 10:30 pm
Her favorite vegetable is green beans.
#78 - TanjaT @ 10:36 pm
they love all veggies
favorites are cauliflower, cherry tomatoes and spring onions!
I’d love this book for my neohew!
Thanks
#79 - Heather @ 11:20 pm
fresh corn on the cob is a great hit in our house!
#80 - Rodney K @ 11:22 pm
I sure hope I win thanks. Beleive it or not the favorite veggie in our house is Broccoli with cheese.
#81 - Stephen Saunders @ 2:32 am
Carrots!
#82 - Corrie C @ 2:58 am
carrots (cooked)
#83 - Kari Follett @ 5:43 am
Apsaragus. It’s the only veggie that all three of mine will eat and actually ask for seconds of. Can’t say that I blame them, it’s one of my favorites too!!
#84 - Kathy Scott @ 7:26 am
My boys favorite is zucchini as long as it is in my zucchini bread. Thanks for the chance.
#85 - Judy @ 7:47 am
carrots & peas
#86 - Susan C @ 8:37 am
My two year old grandaughter loves carrots-cooked or raw.
#87 - Jessica Mcghee @ 8:44 am
My Abby Jo loves green beans. But there really isn’t a veggie she doesn’t like…so far!
#88 - Erin @ 8:44 am
I love a good book!
My 6 year old used to LOVE broccoli but now his favorite is a basic side salad.
My 4 year old is in the I-hate-everything phase right now. Last I remember her favorite veggie was cooked carrots.
My 2 year old is anti-veggie. He has only ever eaten 1 veggie. Cut Green Beans. What is the worst I can’t make them fresh or prepare them anyway other than straight from can to microwave! He also loves a pasta dish that has squash in it, but he doesn’t know that.
#89 - lorene desjardins @ 9:08 am
only corn
#90 - Kristi @ 9:16 am
My son love Italian cut green beans.
#91 - Sandy F. @ 10:24 am
My 3 year old son’s favorite veggie is raw carrots (not cooked!) and he loves dipping them in ranch dressing!!! My daughter is 9mo old and seems to like her pea’s the most :O)
#92 - Linda @ 10:58 am
My kids are not in love with vegetables but their favorite is potatos.
#93 - Evelyn Murray @ 11:09 am
I need it for my salsa vegetables, thanks
#94 - Linda Lansford @ 11:24 am
corn and peas
#95 - Meredith Peters @ 11:50 am
Everone loves carrots when I back them and they get sugary and carmelized!
#96 - Mya Brooks @ 11:54 am
Believe it or not, they love all veggies, but then again, I’m vegetarian, so I brought them up on veggies!
#97 - charline s @ 12:16 pm
My son’s favorite veggie is potatos, my grandson it is corn.
#98 - Carrie @ 12:57 pm
We definitely need this book here, as corn is the only thing i can get my kids to eat.
#99 - tim brown @ 1:05 pm
corn
THANK YOU GOD BLESS
#100 - Gen @ 1:10 pm
My kids like sweet potatoes, corn on the cob, raw peas, swiss chard, and just about anything if it’s baked in quiche, and my daughter loves asparagus. This sounds like a really neat book- thanks for the give away!
#101 - Denise B. @ 1:28 pm
Our children will eat any vegetable equally.
#102 - Valerie Mitchell @ 2:28 pm
What a wonderful prize!
#103 - Deanne S @ 3:07 pm
I am so blessed to have a son who loves veggies! He has always loved corn, carrots, broccoli, green beans and cauliflower. I can’t get him to eat cooked carrots, but hey, I can’t complain!
#104 - Heather C @ 3:20 pm
My daughter loves broccoli, mashed cauliflower, carrots, grape tomatoes (although every time she eats one, she has to inform me that they are indeed fruit) and cukes (our cool nickname). We encourage her to try new things, so artichokes are next to try. I just need to find a good recipe.
#105 - kim @ 3:49 pm
We love veggies here so that would be great for our book collection.
#106 - A. Martin @ 3:51 pm
Veggies? My kid will not eat any. Well, he’ll have corn if I’m lucky…
#107 - Anna @ 4:10 pm
My son loves potatoes! I really wish I could get him interested in other types of veggies.
#108 - CRYSTLE TELLERDAY @ 4:34 pm
SQASH
#109 - JoAnne @ 4:35 pm
My son, Henry (age 5), prefers his veggies frozen. When I pull out broccoli or green beans from the freezer, he would rather have a bowl of that then once they are cooked.
#110 - Melissa Neece @ 4:54 pm
we love all vegetables at our house - except for beets. Thanks for the contest!
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#111 - Carolyn @ 5:23 pm
My ten year old daughter just loves Brussels Sprouts. She and I are the only ones in the family that love them.
#112 - Donna @ 6:42 pm
Gotta be carrots! Thank you.
#113 - israel y @ 6:50 pm
potatoes, thanks for the contest
#114 - Cathie @ 7:37 pm
They both love green beans and carrots cooked. My girl loves fresh veggies and ranch dip. She’ll choose that as a treat before candy or other sweets
#115 - Dawn Fiske @ 7:47 pm
Alexa loves carrots. Eats them as quick as the easter bunny can devour them.
#116 - Janene Grace @ 8:17 pm
Kids are grown! my son is eating a lot more veggies and my daughter loves salad!
My grandkids:
Tyler; green beans
Dylan: cucumbers
Lauren: cucumbers, broccoli
Emma: corn
Abby: carrots
#117 - Julie Donahue @ 8:33 pm
My little ones LOVE green beans. In fact, my almost 5 year old complained that she only got 3rd at lunch today!
#118 - Noelia Gutierrez @ 9:00 pm
my kids love, believe it or not broccoli. thanks
#119 - Melissa @ 10:44 pm
My kids love carrots, onions, broccoli, cabbage, any sort of lettuce, corn, potatoes…they love just about every vegetable.
#120 - Leanne CHamblee @ 11:07 pm
My son likes salads the best believe it or not! He doesn’t like the tomatoes but he gobbles up the lettuce and the carrots I put in there!
#121 - KELLY BROWER @ 11:19 pm
My kids both go crazy for corn on the cob. It’s just not the same out of a can.
#122 - djp @ 11:38 pm
cant get my kid to eat cooked vegetables…will eat anything raw, but don’t you dare cook them
#123 - Liz C. @ 12:01 am
Luckily my children like eating their veggies, esp. cherry tomatoes and corn, but my eldest is starting to eat less vegetables. Hopefully this book will help encourage him more.
#124 - stampedwithgrace @ 12:04 am
all my kids love salad with broccoli, tomatoes, carrots, YUM!
my kids like the Father of the Bride movie and we’d love to win Kimberly’s book
#125 - kris hickey @ 12:06 am
My two year old twins just love green beans and carrots if they’re soft.
#126 - Pauline M @ 2:03 am
All three kids love corn and really whine if I try to give them something different!
#127 - Terra Heck @ 3:43 am
Right now, my kids’ favorite vegetable is asparagus. We grill it and put parmesan cheese on it and the kids eat it right up.
#128 - Sharon Jones @ 5:11 am
Broccoli has actually always been our favorite…cooked or raw…we ALL love it…thanks for great contest
#129 - jodi @ 8:41 am
my little guy is 20 mos, and right now you can hardly get him to eat a veggie…drives me crazy!
#130 - edwin @ 9:53 am
Hey Jenifer, do us a great favor and take a look at our new pre-school DVD ‘123 it’s a fruity abc’ - we’re getting great feedback from parents with kids as young as 15 months asking for fruit while they interact with it. There are clips on our website http://www.123fruityabc.com, You tube, myspace and Amazon. Enjoy!
#131 - Jen @ 10:22 am
What a cute idea!!!
#132 - Barbara Fox @ 11:27 am
My kids favorite veggies are beans…and I hate them!!
#133 - Tanya Moyer @ 1:05 pm
I’d love this because my older girl loves veggies, yet my youngest really struggles to eat them. They do both love carrots, and my older girl loves broccoli! Thanks for offering this - it’s a great giveaway!
~Tanya
the4moyers(at)msn(dot)com
#134 - Jennifer M. @ 1:34 pm
My daughter loves broccoli, green beans, and spinach. Thanks for the sweepstakes!
#135 - Erica G @ 4:56 pm
Corn on the cob…I think it is because they can eat it with their hands.
#136 - Judy Y @ 7:31 pm
Sweet peas are her favorite.
#137 - Paula McClement @ 9:49 pm
corn
#138 - Rhonda @ 12:15 am
My kids love broccoli
#139 - Terri Bruney @ 12:24 am
The only veggie for my 21 month old son is corn on the cob
#140 - Carla Cui @ 6:13 am
Green beans, believe it or not
#141 - Donna Coughlin @ 6:42 am
My daughter loves broccoli, green beans, and spinach. Thanks for the sweepstakes!
#142 - Cindy S @ 7:47 am
Veggies are so more popular with the kids today. Mine love them and will eat them over treats.
#143 - Laura @ 9:06 am
My daughter cannot get enough of pickles. Any kind, whether it’s Dill or mustard she devours them. She has loved them since she was 6 months old
#144 - Athena @ 9:35 am
my kids both love corn, I can never make enough of it!
#145 - Linda Grieser @ 10:20 am
Corn is his favorite!!!
#146 - Jodene Gildea @ 10:25 am
My daughter loves string beans and corn on the cob.
#147 - Tracy Ouellette @ 12:59 pm
My baby loves veggies, but my 9 year old has a tough time with them. He’d rather eat mud than a carrot. Perhaps this book can help me help him!
#148 - Marcia @ 1:45 pm
This book would be great for my little nephews who are picky eater
#149 - Shannon B. @ 1:47 pm
How cute! My daughter loves to go to the farmer’s market on the weekends so I think she would love this book!
#150 - edwin @ 2:24 pm
Jen, if you’d like to review the 123 it’s a frutiy abc DVD and run a competition with some dvd’s as prizes we’ll gladly send you some.
Just reply to info@123fruityabc.com
PS we’re bringing out a fruity numbers and counting DVD next…
#151 - Stacey @ 2:42 pm
Still trying to sneak veggies into my daughter’s food….
#152 - Belinda A. @ 3:01 pm
My daughter’s crazy for broccoli - raw or cooked.
#153 - Jana (sidetrack'd) @ 3:52 pm
Little’s favorites are corn on the cob and tomatoes. She would really enjoy this book. Thanks!
#154 - Sandra @ 5:29 pm
My son is just now starting to eat a few veggies…it only took 4 years to accomplish. We would love to read this book.
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#155 - Cheryl M @ 6:12 pm
My 8 month old loves squash and my 2 year old’s favorite is Zuchini.
#156 - Heather @ 7:08 pm
We are a family of four and we planted our first large garden this year. Strawberries, peppers, cucumbers, eggplant, artichokes, beans and peas and lots of different types of tomatoes. My oldest will eat any veggie. My six year old is the pickiest eater I have ever met and swears that mushrooms are the only veggie he likes. My 3 year old will eat any veggie in moderation and the baby is still on breast milk only.
#157 - K. Cleaver @ 8:09 pm
Their favorite veggie is corn on the cob if it’s in season. Otherwise, frozen corn and one of my children really likes lima beans.
#158 - Liz @ 10:45 pm
Brocolli is best!!
#159 - Angela & Connor @ 11:12 pm
We’d love to have a copy!
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#160 - Michelle @ 2:12 am
My girls need a little help in the veggie dept and this sounds so cute. Please enter us!
#161 - Crystal Gleason @ 9:49 am
Oh this would be nice!
#162 - valerie mabrey @ 11:45 am
carrots seem to be the hit
#163 - Yan @ 2:02 pm
Help me feed my kids with veggies.
#164 - william causey @ 2:52 pm
potatoes
#165 - jenna @ 3:20 pm
What a cute book! And $5 is not bad to pay, if I don’t win. My kids’ fave veggies are green beans and squash. They’re good eaters, esp. in the veggie and fruit department!
#166 - LivingforGod @ 3:53 pm
My kids’ favorite vegetable is corn.
#167 - Vicki Wurgler @ 5:19 pm
raw veggies work best in this house-carrots, peas and broccoli
#168 - Glenda D @ 5:25 pm
My childrenwill not eat vegetables very good. They won’t eat carrots at all. They like broccoli though which is their favorite.
#169 -