The Picky Eater Peace Treaty

Lena Fairwood

Dinner should not feel like a negotiation with a tiny, immovable diplomat. This is how families step out of the standoff: why pressure backfires at the table, the difference between a preference and a real refusal, one meal served to everyone with no separate menu, and a calm way to handle the plate that comes back untouched. Patient, clear-headed guidance for reclaiming the table as a peaceful place.