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To Make My Son Eat Healthy Food, I Turn It Into His Favorite Cartoons (New Pics)
I turn healthy meals into popular cartoon characters!
More info: Instagram
I also make video tutorials, revealing the process
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#1
Stitch From Lilo And Stitch - Spelt Pancake (Dyed Using Matcha Blue) And Fruit
Hello please don't judge 6 years ago
I mean these are incredible but isn't it sad that we have to try this hard to get children to eat healthy foods.
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Joannie Goulet 6 years ago
Impressive! But as I don't have 3 hours to kill every time I make a meal I just taught my kids to eat the food I lovingly made for them without making a fuss.
issam 6 years ago
Totally agree .. she might be doing this to advertise her talent , but for the kid ! Mmmmmm.. I don't know .
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Wendy 6 years ago
This is absolutely an Instagram schtick. They are indeed beautiful but they aren’t meals. The video feature as a big portion of eggplant skin (uncooked at that). My guess is that she started making cute meals and it took off. I also believe she makes many at once (the blue from stitch can be used to make eyes, etc). People are so gullible or easily outraged here.
Gemma Lees 6 years ago
Totally agree! My son is 6 and is Autustic so I've found that involving him in the cooking process in a sensory way is the best way. We are veggies so he can try anything raw as well as cooked and he loves helping himself as we go along. I'm disabled and work part time as well as dealing with his special needs. I don't have time to bugger around!
Alusair Alustriel 6 years ago
Sorry, as awesome as it looks, I have also work (in total 9.5 hour with getting there & back), groceries, cleaning up, taking care of my animals, kid, homeworks and a little time to relax. Oh, and sleep. So, hell no, maybe I'd kick something like that for a special occasion, but not everyday just cause my kiddo decides to be fussy with a meal. I appreciate the work and involvement, but in long term that person might be hurting their kid by spoiling it to the limit that he won't eat anything else that doesn't resemble a hero of some sort.
Benjamin Stark 6 years ago
100% agree. Totally wrong approach. This is moulding the kid to become an impossible person when he/she grows up. I also suspect this is "fake news". She just wanted to show off & promote her "talent" using the kid as an excuse.
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Joe Clark 6 years ago
When I was a child, we were given two choices at every meal. We could either eat what was on the table or we could starve.
Angela Turrall 6 years ago
Maybe if it wasn’t dry, stone cold and tasteless looking you wouldn’t have to turn it into art for him to eat. And what a tremendous amounts of food waste. Look, it’s impressive and those are mad skills, but we don’t need the cutesy lies about it being for the kid.
Lucinda Overhoussen 6 years ago
They look great! But how do b you keep it hot? I mean cold mash? Cold lentils???
We'llSee 6 years ago (edited)
While growing up, my kids could eat what was cooked or have cereal (hot/cold) or a PBJ, that was it. I never made them eat foods they didn't like but never stopped making a variety of things. I tried to not make meals a big deal they knew exactly what the choices were. This person has amazing talents, perhaps a job in some other capacity to show case these skills, hopefully where no food goes to waste.
snoozy womble 6 years ago
I will admit to arranging the vegetables on my kids pizza into the (vague) shape of a dinosaur every now and again, but this is a whole other level and I am not that talented. Who has time for this?
Monika Soffronow 6 years ago
I am so glad that my son is all grown up. The stress of feeling that your artistic talent is not good enough to feed your children healthy food is something no mum needs. Maybe the artist could apply their talent to something a tad healthier, from a psychological point of view.
Ben Smith 6 years ago
Lotta haters on here...it's not practical for every meal, but it's still awesome nonetheless.
Angela Jester 6 years ago
I made bento lunches through middle and highschool for my daughter and on holidays and special occasions for her friends as well. I really enjoyed it. It really didn't take any longer to use a flower shaped cutter on veggies than it did to just cut them in chunks. I really enjoyed it, and she did too.
My dog is my co pilot. 6 years ago
Seriously, has your son ever had a hot meal? Because by the time you have finished your creations everything would be stone cold. And wouldn't your time be better spent playing with your son and just spending time with him? He needs that WAY more than his food made in to a cartoon character. I can just see the scenario now; Son comes into the kitchen. "Mommy will you come play with me? " "No, I'm way too busy turning this spaghetti and salmon in to a picture of Rapunzel from Tangled to show off on the internet". Go do something by yourself. Sad. Very very sad.
Joannie Goulet 6 years ago
Impressive! But as I don't have 3 hours to kill every time I make a meal I just taught my kids to eat the food I lovingly made for them without making a fuss.
issam 6 years ago
Totally agree .. she might be doing this to advertise her talent , but for the kid ! Mmmmmm.. I don't know .
Load More Replies... Wendy 6 years ago
This is absolutely an Instagram schtick. They are indeed beautiful but they aren’t meals. The video feature as a big portion of eggplant skin (uncooked at that). My guess is that she started making cute meals and it took off. I also believe she makes many at once (the blue from stitch can be used to make eyes, etc). People are so gullible or easily outraged here.
Gemma Lees 6 years ago
Totally agree! My son is 6 and is Autustic so I've found that involving him in the cooking process in a sensory way is the best way. We are veggies so he can try anything raw as well as cooked and he loves helping himself as we go along. I'm disabled and work part time as well as dealing with his special needs. I don't have time to bugger around!
Alusair Alustriel 6 years ago
Sorry, as awesome as it looks, I have also work (in total 9.5 hour with getting there & back), groceries, cleaning up, taking care of my animals, kid, homeworks and a little time to relax. Oh, and sleep. So, hell no, maybe I'd kick something like that for a special occasion, but not everyday just cause my kiddo decides to be fussy with a meal. I appreciate the work and involvement, but in long term that person might be hurting their kid by spoiling it to the limit that he won't eat anything else that doesn't resemble a hero of some sort.
Benjamin Stark 6 years ago
100% agree. Totally wrong approach. This is moulding the kid to become an impossible person when he/she grows up. I also suspect this is "fake news". She just wanted to show off & promote her "talent" using the kid as an excuse.
Load More Replies... Joe Clark 6 years ago
When I was a child, we were given two choices at every meal. We could either eat what was on the table or we could starve.
Angela Turrall 6 years ago
Maybe if it wasn’t dry, stone cold and tasteless looking you wouldn’t have to turn it into art for him to eat. And what a tremendous amounts of food waste. Look, it’s impressive and those are mad skills, but we don’t need the cutesy lies about it being for the kid.
Lucinda Overhoussen 6 years ago
They look great! But how do b you keep it hot? I mean cold mash? Cold lentils???
We'llSee 6 years ago (edited)
While growing up, my kids could eat what was cooked or have cereal (hot/cold) or a PBJ, that was it. I never made them eat foods they didn't like but never stopped making a variety of things. I tried to not make meals a big deal they knew exactly what the choices were. This person has amazing talents, perhaps a job in some other capacity to show case these skills, hopefully where no food goes to waste.
snoozy womble 6 years ago
I will admit to arranging the vegetables on my kids pizza into the (vague) shape of a dinosaur every now and again, but this is a whole other level and I am not that talented. Who has time for this?
Monika Soffronow 6 years ago
I am so glad that my son is all grown up. The stress of feeling that your artistic talent is not good enough to feed your children healthy food is something no mum needs. Maybe the artist could apply their talent to something a tad healthier, from a psychological point of view.
Ben Smith 6 years ago
Lotta haters on here...it's not practical for every meal, but it's still awesome nonetheless.
Angela Jester 6 years ago
I made bento lunches through middle and highschool for my daughter and on holidays and special occasions for her friends as well. I really enjoyed it. It really didn't take any longer to use a flower shaped cutter on veggies than it did to just cut them in chunks. I really enjoyed it, and she did too.
My dog is my co pilot. 6 years ago
Seriously, has your son ever had a hot meal? Because by the time you have finished your creations everything would be stone cold. And wouldn't your time be better spent playing with your son and just spending time with him? He needs that WAY more than his food made in to a cartoon character. I can just see the scenario now; Son comes into the kitchen. "Mommy will you come play with me? " "No, I'm way too busy turning this spaghetti and salmon in to a picture of Rapunzel from Tangled to show off on the internet". Go do something by yourself. Sad. Very very sad.
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