It has finally happened. I am fairly certain that it might be safe to say that my tiny trio have agreed that new foods are not harmful or bad.  Used to, they only would eat things with which they were already familiar, such as bananas and chicken strips.  Lately, however, I have been sneaky and have found ways to introduce new foods that are quickly becoming favorites.  How did I manage this feat of epic proportions with three toddlers to please? First off, I knew that I had to keep serving the usual fair at the usual time of day each was expected.  We still eat waffles for breakfast every morning. The difference now is that they are blueberry, and are accompanied by different cereals to try each morning.  In this way, I have managed to wean them off of solely eating Cheerio's and have introduced them to the wonders of the different variations of Chex cereals and even a Fruit Loop here and there.  Lunch must still consist of a chicken strip, cut into tiny bits and pieces. Kian also