Slate The Trait We Hate Most in Our Kids Didn’t Exist 100 Years Ago. I Know Where We Went Wrong—and How to Fix It.
Before the 1930s, being a picky eater didn’t exist as a concept, much less as a normal or expected part of children’s identities.
Before the 1930s, being a picky eater didn’t exist as a concept, much less as a normal or expected part of children’s identities.