A toddler eats almost anything put in front of her — including mussels and smoked salmon. Meet Hallie — a two-year-old who is down to try any type of food!
Hallie’s mother would let the little girl — starting at about six months old — try whatever her parents were having for dinner.
At 18 months old, the child tried smoked salmon for the first time after seeing her dad eat it for lunch. Archibald said she tried to encourage her daughter to eat all kinds of things — eggs and seafood among the choices.One of the girl's favorite meals is mussels; she learned to eat them at a very young age.Little Hallie also doesn’t love avocado or broccoli — yet mussels are one of her favorites.
Dr. Siegel recommends ensuring a well-balanced diet for children, one that includes fruits and vegetables.
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