For all families who have those picky little eaters this book is perfect. This story is upbeat, flowing and rhyming is fun for all little ones to read. It captures their attention along with wonderful, colorful and to the point illustrations that really captures the story and what it wants to convey to families. I love this book so much. My 4 year old who is on the autism spectrum is a very picky and selective eater. He learns a lot from books and was eager to listen to this story. The story even shows how to sit down, relax and get ready to try something new. He understood and has since tried several new foods, which is a huge milestone for him. Even if they don’t like the new food they are at least being brave and trying. I love the encouragement in the story and letting children know that they can choose what foods they want and grow to love. Every family needs to read this book. We received this as an ebook ARC and can’t wait to add to our own library.

This is a really good book to read to children that maybe don't like to try new food or have gotten a little picky about what they eat. It gives the child some tricks and tips on how to try new things and maybe discover that new things are not so bad. Now parents may not like some of the ideas like playing with food but if it gets the child to try new things it might be worth it.

It can be a stressful time for children when it comes to eating. If you have a picky eater, this book will give you ideals, purpose and your picky eater an outlet. First it confronts the problem. It then gives a reason for food. Food is for our bodies to make give us energy and confidence. Then lastly, it gives solutions to make eating a experience and adventure. Try new things and new ways to eat. A great message for both parents and picky eaters!

A special thank you to American Psychological Association and Netgalley for the ARC and the opportunity to post an honest review.

I have a hard time to introduce new foods to my child because he is a very picky eater and the consequences is he is underweight. I hope this book can be an encouragement for every parents in the world how to fell better to tackle our picky eater kids. Thank you so much.