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Widget was a picky eater, and he only wanted to eat his favorite foods all the time. Aunt Beep was worried that Widget wasn't getting all the nutrients he needed, so she decided to teach him to be more flexible and try new foods. She started by introducing small changes to Widget's meals, like adding a new vegetable to his plate or mixing different flavors in his favorite dishes. At first, Widget was hesitant, but Aunt Beep encouraged him to take small bites and explore new flavors. She also involved him in the cooking process, allowing him to help prepare new dishes and learn about different ingredients. As Widget became more comfortable with trying new foods, Aunt Beep introduced more variety into his meals, and he began to discover new favorites. Widget realized that trying new foods wasn't as scary as he thought it would be and that he could enjoy a wider range of foods. With Aunt Beep's guidance, Widget became more flexible and adventurous in his eating habits, and he was grateful for her patience and support.
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Susan Peltier has a robust portfolio that spans over 50 children's books, including the highly praised "Widget and Gidget Stories," and four thought-provoking novels, "Malevolent Intent," "Invisible," "Guardians of the Garden," and "The River Stone".
