You can try to get your kids to eat more vegetables by drowning them in butter and salt like our parents did, but that's not good for them and a new study found that doesn't really work. Something else might though and that's just bombard them with even more vegetables.
According to Study Finds, researchers at Penn State tracked 67 kids between 3-5 years old for a month. When kids got twice as many vegetables on their plate, they ended up eating 68% more veggies overall.
They say it's important to keep all the other portion sizes the same as normal and what those foods are is important, too. If it's their favorite food like chicken nuggets, they might not eat as many vegetables. You have to make sure the vegetables taste pretty good compared to all the other stuff on their plate.
