Kim, this is really hard to do, but the secret is not to react the first time. Of course we all do, but try not to react when it happens. Usually that would be enough and when they get no reaction the novelty usually wears off pretty quickly. Because it is still going after 2 weeks, I would probably try saying "no" or "don't" then taking the food away, getting her out of her chair and finishing the meal. A couple of times doing that should stop her. She won't starve, if she was hungry she'd eat it. If she seems hungry you can try again in an hour or so. Long enough to get the message across. It has to be clear to her that it's not acceptable. Her behaviour will likely deteriorate when the bub arrives, so I would try and get this resolved first. Good luck with it - aren't they fun sometimes!! It's laughing at it the first time that's a killer!


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