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BACKUP PLANS COUNT TOO.Because everybody needs a backup plan.
Less dinner-table theater.More room for real life.Parent guilt is not an ingredient.
01 / A FAMILIAR PLOT TWIST
What’s on the menu? Besides negotiations.
Pick the scene you recognize. Then tell us how much room you have today. We’ll give you a small planning prompt—not another impossible routine.
These are original website demo prompts, not quoted workbook pages or a feeding assessment.
02 / LESS GUESSING, ONE NOTE AT A TIME
Notice the moment. Skip the courtroom.
A parent does not need a performance review at the dinner table. Start with the difference between what happened and the story you told yourself about it.
03 / A LITTLE SPACE BEFORE THE NEXT MEAL
The backup plan. Not a parenting thesis.
Make a note you can actually use. Save it on this device or print it for your fridge. No account needed.
Notes stay in this browser profile. Other people using it may see them. Clearing browser data can remove them. Avoid names or private health details.
One honest note beats another perfect plan you lost.
04 / FIND YOUR KIND OF COMPANION
For the page. For the plot twists.
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The workbook
Just Give Them the Applesauce is the Picky Toddler Food Survival Kit: a practical, expressive place for the dinner-table moments your brain does not need to keep carrying.
Explore physical-workbook details separately from digital files.
Yes. The scenario picker, reflection cards and backup-plan exercise on this page are free to use. They demonstrate the tone and approach; they are not a download of the complete workbook.
Is this for parents only?
The page is written for parents and caregivers navigating toddler mealtimes. You do not need to be the person who cooks every meal to make useful notes.
Is the printable plan the full workbook?
No. Print my plan prints your on-page notes only. It does not include the workbook, companion journal or paid download files.
Does saving here create an account?
No. Your note is saved locally in this browser profile, not sent to a Pennyverse account. Use Print for a separate paper copy.
Does this tell me what my child should eat?
No. These activities help a caregiver reflect and organize. They do not assess nutrition, diagnose a feeding difficulty or provide an individualized feeding plan.