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<blockquote data-quote="FitzTheRuke" data-source="post: 4161131" data-attributes="member: 59816">They're really useful. I'm not 100% sure that every word is perfectly accurate to the 4E rule, but I did my best...I agree that it works better than fixed durations. Once you get the hang of it it's not hard to keep track of at all. (Especially with the right tools)&nbsp;Ah. I've done that for years.My daughter right from birth has acted like we're trying to poison her.&nbsp; I was NEVER able to get her to eat anything I offered her. Our only way to get her to eat was to put it in front of her and look away. If it looked like we WANTED her to eat it she got all suspicious. She's still a bit like that. (She's 3)So when my son started eating real food we just started putting food in front of him in the same way. (He's 15 months)So I've got two kids and I've never put a spoon in their mouths. Never.Fitz</blockquote>

[QUOTE="FitzTheRuke, post: 4161131, member: 59816"] They're really useful. I'm not 100% sure that every word is perfectly accurate to the 4E rule, but I did my best... I agree that it works better than fixed durations. Once you get the hang of it it's not hard to keep track of at all. (Especially with the right tools) Ah. I've done that for years. My daughter right from birth has acted like we're trying to poison her. I was NEVER able to get her to eat anything I offered her. Our only way to get her to eat was to put it in front of her and look away. If it looked like we WANTED her to eat it she got all suspicious. She's still a bit like that. (She's 3) So when my son started eating real food we just started putting food in front of him in the same way. (He's 15 months) So I've got two kids and I've never put a spoon in their mouths. Never. Fitz [/QUOTE]

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