Sometimes my kids will eat the same meal, which is great, and sometimes they won't so I end up making two different things because otherwise it is a major production. Each one has their own foods they won't touch (one won't touch tomatoes or tuna but loves Cheerios) (the other loves tuna hoagies, tomatoes and guacamole but is repulsed by Cheerios) so I just work around it.

Ugh! This is the story of my life! I have one good eater out of three. My youngest won't touch a vegetable...any! I sneak veggies into smoothies or muffins for her. I find myself sometimes making four different meals at dinnertime and hate myself for it. I told myself I'd never do that yet here I am. I hope they start trying things as they get older but who knows.

My middle child will not eat vegetables at all. But she loves tomato sauce over pasta so I add veggies to the sauce. It is super easy with a food processor to chop up veggies and put them into a sauce.

I should say, the goal is to only make one meal. My daughter is just now being introduced to solid foods and seems to like everything she tries, so I'm hoping it won't be too hard to have her eat whatever we're eating! I can't imagine bringing more children in to the mix though- it seems like everyone has at lease one picky eater! :)

Mostly my kids aren't super picky eaters. But, when they are, I know they will always eat mac and cheese - so I finely chop veggies and chicken/ham and through it into the mac and cheese. They either don't notice or don't complain.