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Hi everyone, we have something awesome for you this time on ol Blah Blah!  Copy-Kids is awesome, like always but this time they have something special!  This time we’ll be giving away a $50 Pottery Barn Gift Card and a Copy Kids DVD!  Yea, buddy you have to love all these fabulous giveaways!  I LOVE ALL MY WONDERFUL READERS, AND THANK YOU FOR MAKING MY JOB TOTALLY FREAKING AWESOME! I mean it from the bottom of my heart! Thanks!

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Copy-Kids is a media company producing video that encourages positive habits in young children, by watching and copying other kids. Copy-Kids unique content DVD, online and TV — helps parents get their children hooked on healthy and positive habits. Produced for children aged 6 months to 5 years!
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  1. Katie Bellamy says:

    Very carefully :)

  2. Luckily our kids actually like veggies so its not a prob.
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  3. Dione Sage says:

    my kids actually like their fruits and veggies. Except for my daughter is not a fan of asparagus. That is a no win battle there.

  4. I sneak it into other food. Squash muffins, peppers in the meatloaf….

  5. Bonnie Caselman says:

    I let her discover which fruits & veggies she likes & then encouraged her to eat plenty of those.

  6. I don’t have to force them to eat fruit, they will devour any that come in the house. Veggies? They like corn, celery, and a few others with no problem:)

  7. My kids love veggies & fruits!!

  8. Fruits are easy, he loves them!! but veggies I have to blend up and hide in other food!

  9. I love fruits and veggies, so fortunately they have learned to like them too by imitating me!

  10. Kimberly Bauer says:

    My kids eat vegtables without a problem.

  11. Valarie Lee Gentry says:

    My daughter just eats them! I set a good example my eating them myself!

  12. I shred carrots in sauce and meatloaf and meatballs. I put fruits and veggies in a shake and they don’t know it..

  13. Grated carrots in muffins, bananas in pancakes

  14. Victoria Carlson says:

    Usually just mix them with other things!

  15. Cheryl Chervitz says:

    My grandchildren will eat fruit and veggies on their own. They like banannas, apples, green beans, corn.

  16. Tabitha P. says:

    I hid them in other foods.

  17. My older daughter has no issues but my little girl, I am at a loss for the veggies.

  18. Laura Royal says:

    They just eat them and actually like most of them

  19. Sherry Compton says:

    My grandkids love fruit and some veggies…add a little ranch and they will eat celery and carrots, too. Smoothies are a great way for adding fruit or in pancakes and muffins..

  20. melynnie hashmi says:

    my daughter is still a baby so its pretty easy.

  21. Jennifer Holovack says:

    unfortunately my 1 year old is pretty stubborn when it comes to veggies. I hide them in the mash potatoes when I feed him..lol

  22. Gail Williams says:

    My grandkids are good at eating their beggies and fruits. I’m a granny nanny and even have a bedroom they have decorated for when they stay on various weekends! They love having slumber parties at Gramma’s house.

  23. I puree them and put them in sauces and gravy’s. They never know

  24. Wendy Mastin says:

    make them into fun characters and make a story about them.

  25. Sarah Walker says:

    I mixed my childs fruit with applesauce and I mixed his veggies with tomato sauce. It was the only way I could get him to eat either.

  26. Jennifer Mae Hiles says:

    Well, my little one is not picky at all so no challenge there. My 10 year old step daughter is a little more of a challenge. I tend to give her juice with meals and bribe her with dessert :)

  27. Michelle Proper says:

    My grandkids are both big on fruits and veggies thank goodness! But I still sneak zucchini and sometimes squash puree into their baked goods!

  28. Priscilla S. says:

    Fruit really isn’t a problem, but I hide veggies in fruit smoothies and dishes they wouldn’t normally be in like mac and cheese.

  29. I have never had trouble with that, all my kids have liked fruits and veggies since they started on food

  30. Dorothy Walters says:

    I am a grandma now, I tried to get him to try at least one bite. Did not always work. but luckily her liled a lot of them any way,

  31. I used to always have the kids help prepare the raw veggies and fruit by letting them use the peeler, or offer them other ways of helping prepare the snack or meal. I tried to make it fun……make animal shapes with cookie cutters or arrange the fruit/veggies into animal shapes etc. As far as cooked/baked veggies…..I just hid them and didn’t tell them they were in a hotdish or casserole (until they were old enough to find them :) )

  32. Julie Jones says:

    I’m still working on that. OMG. It’s been so rough with my 4 yr old…

  33. Elizabeth Indoe says:

    The organic pouched veggies from Target are my go-to when he doesn’t do well at lunch or dinner. We also have family who gardens and farms, and our child gets to help from seed to eat, which makes it fun for him.

  34. JJ Caraway says:

    I have the copy-Kids dvd and it is awesome. They eat every veggie I have given them so far including spinach.

  35. misty farmer says:

    Mine is just picky on what veggies it is and they love fruit!

  36. Make.a fun story out of the

  37. Becky McCaslin says:

    My kids aer pretty good with eating their vegetables. they also love it when I make them smoothies that have fruit and veggies in them :) .

  38. My husband is the problem…I try to make the things that he likes, like corn

  39. Fruit is no problem- for veggies I just serve the same thing (red peppers) everyday because I know they’ll eat it. The rule for other veggies is you at least have to try two bites.

  40. veggies have always been a part of my children’s diet. They’re offered at every meal. They see mom and dad eating veggies all the time. The best way to get a kid to eat their veggies is to teach by example.

  41. Lisa Garrett says:

    I can’t get them to eat their fruits and veggies so I give them Capri Sun V

  42. cathy henatyszen says:

    I’m lucky, my kids have always been good at eating fruits and veggies

  43. By example. I enjoy a lot of fruits and veggies myself, so there are always some in the house and the whole family sees each other eating them.

  44. Theresa J says:

    I hide it in smoothies

  45. They actually like most of them!

  46. They will eat some not everything but aleast they eat some so you can’t complain.

  47. Catherine Ly says:

    by setting a good example and eating them myself

  48. Leanna Morris says:

    I’d use recipes that I could mix some veggies “in disguise” into!

  49. My daughter loves them, always has:)

  50. mary fanara coleman says:

    My daughter loves her fruits and vegetables. So I am a pretty lucky mom.

  51. susan ~ flameworker13 says:

    Mine just luv their veggies, it’s harder for me to get my lil girl to eat her meat

  52. Fresh veggies always taste best, so usually that’s the way they will enjoy them. I never had an issue with them not wanting most veggies. I do things, though, like make Chili with V-8 rather than tomato juice, to get more veggies in our diet.

  53. one of mine…eats them up….the other one…I have grinded them up and mixed them in the sauces b/c he won’t even eat a pea or kernel of corn! I discovered, Friday’s has green bean fries…that are in the frozen aisle…..and spinach & cheese bites (like lil nuggets) from Veggie Patch in the Fresh Organic Aisle…..I guess b/c they are ‘nuggets’ and ‘fries’….he eats them!

  54. Misty Zephyrs says:

    Smoothies are great for fruits. Casseroles with cheese are great for vegetables. Although, both my kids have always been good fruit and vegetable eaters.

  55. Amy Walker says:

    I always make them available!

  56. My son just started on solids, so its no problem getting him to eat his fruits and veggies!

  57. Kimberly Schotz says:

    I add yams to her spaghetti sauce

  58. Fruits are never a problem, but most vegetables are a no go – however broccoli seems to be the exception so I’m OK with that… for now.

  59. Mix em ina smoothie!

  60. Melissa S says:

    My son thankfully loves fruits and veggies.

  61. Melissa Rimes says:

    I don’t have any kids yet, but all the children I have been around have all loved fruits and vegetables luckily.

  62. Chastity Banks Kidd says:

    My kids likes their fruits and veggies. It was never a problem for me.

  63. Priscilla Benavides says:

    My kids love all fruits and they love veggies with lemon!
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  64. I have no problems with this. I just put them on his tray and he eats every last one. He loves them!!

  65. Danielle T says:

    my kids enjoy them already so no effort needed!

  66. Debbie Clauer says:

    I usually prepare them in some kind of sauce.

  67. Alice Lee says:

    I mix the two so that it’s a bit sweet if it’s something that’s very plain… but babygirl loves sweet veggies like carrots/sweet potato/butternut squash!

  68. I try to show them how much I love fruits and veggies. I’m a vegetarian, so there are lots of veggies over here : )

  69. my kid’s were always good eaters. not a problem

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