How to cope with feeding a fussy toddler  When mealtimes are
more about tantrums, screaming and bribery than healthy eating,
you may feel at the end of your tether.  Rest assured that most
parents of toddlers are having just the same experience as you.
Fussy eating is a normal phase in your toddler's development. It
will get better with time.  Try not to get anxious about
mealtimes. This might make the problem worse, particularly if
you are expecting your toddler to eat more than he needs.  If
allowed to do so, your toddler will take in just enough calories
for his own needs. So you should always respect your toddler's
decision that he has had enough to eat.  Of course, this is much
easier said than done. But although you decide what goes into
your toddler's diet, it's up to him to choose whether he will
eat or how much he will eat.  You'll probably experience bad
days, when your toddler refuses foods he usually likes. Try not
to fret too much about what your toddler eats at a single meal,
or in a single day.