Start eating with her at times, her food. Involve her in cooking whenever possible. Bring it up at next pediatricians visit as well. There are higher forces now, such as peer pressure and Internet spread “truth” that will become hard to oppose during teen years.
Answered 10/16/2021
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Some thoughts. At 13 kids often enter a 2nd "terrible 2's" process just with more intensity. Just don't make her what she wants and consider rewarding her for eating from the family feast. She can make her own (work) or try new. Computer time, favorite show selection, etc. whatever she places value on you don't have to provide. The world works on a reward system, this can too.
Answered 10/17/2021
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