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"AITA for telling my brother to feed his kids beforehand instead of catering to their picky eating?"
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One man learned this the hard way when his brother’s ultra-picky kids started treating his wife’s lovingly prepared meals like a personal insult. The tension between their parenting styles—his brother’s "just feed them what they’ll eat" approach versus his wife’s passion for real cooking—boiled over when he suggested they solve the problem by feeding the kids ahead of time. Turns out, nothing says “family” quite like a perfectly good roast getting caught in the crossfire of parenting differences and unspoken grievances.
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" they’ll only eat plain pasta, chicken nuggets, or grilled cheese."
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They won’t even try homemade mac and cheese because "it’s not the box kind."
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