Scientists Found a Remarkable Way to Help Kids Like Vegetables

Scientists Found a Remarkable Way to Help Kids Like Vegetables

Trying to persuade kids to eat healthily is a challenge many parents face, and a small new study suggests that pregnancy might be a prime time to influence toddlers' tastes.

Your Pregnancy Diet May Affect Your Baby in Unexpected Ways, Scientists Say

If you were a fussy eater as a child, refusing vegetables because you thought they tasted gross, you now have one more thing to blame on your parents. According to new research published in Developmental Psychobiology, detailed by The Guardian, food preferences may start forming while you’re still in the womb, and they seem to depend heavily on what your mother ate during pregnancy. Your mom is the reason you hate broccoli. Or, in the case of th…