The Picky Eater Project: 6 Weeks to Happier, Healthier Family Mealtimes Paperback – January 3, 2017

I bought this to help my patients and their parents who are suffering from picky eating. It is really helpful for them, and I've kept it in the waiting room for them to enjoy.

Do not waste your money on this book. The first recipe for picky eaters is Cuban Black Bean Soup. Number two is Baba Ghanoush. Tomato salad with Basil and Feta Cheese? Mixed up Eggs and Spinach. It goes on from there. Not at all helpful

Was.hoping for new ideas on how to get kids to eat, this has great ideas and is truly a project....

This book is for beginner cooks and parents. If you yourself like a variety of healthy foods, you cook them everyday, and you have offered your picky child these options at meals then this book isn't for you. I felt insulted reading it. I want to send this book back, but at $11 it might not be worth my effort. A much better book for a daughter like mine is "Helping Your Child with Extreme Picky Eating" by Katja Rowell M.D. and Jenny McGlothilin, MS, SLP.

I'm a dietitian and mom of 5 small kids, so I have an interest in preventing picky eating from both a professional and personal standpoint. I liked the week-by-week approach to the layout of this book and felt like the author did a nice job making the material straightforward and easy to digest. The author and other contributors in the book drew from real life family situations which made the book easy to relate to. I would recommend it for readers who have minimal understanding of what triggers picky eating or who are in need of creative ways to expand your child's palate.

Was hoping this book was more reading than recipes.