The best cross section of food and children on Instagram is My Kid Can't Eat This, documenting kids being total divas about what they eat.
#MyKidCantEatThis because there aren't chocolate chips on his plate of chocolate chip pancakes.
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According to research I conducted inside my brain right now, kids and food are both very popular on Instagram. Someone combined these two ideas and has racked up nearly 13K followers on Instagram in one week. I wish people were as picky about what they posted online as kids are about what they'll eat.
Scroll down for some highlights of kids being little weirdo foodies.
My kid can't eat this because there are no spoons that speak to him today and he doesn't want to use his hands. #MyKidCantEatThis
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My kid can't eat this because I opened it half an inch. Sorry. #MyKidCantEatThis
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"#mykidcanteatthis bagel, but add a few sprinkles and a doughnut appears! Magic." -Ashley Marcy
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#MyKidCantEatThis because it has fork holes in it. He keeps saying it's sad while the new one I gave him is happy. -Micki Felix
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#MyKidCantEatThis because mommy peeled it and he wanted it peeled by daddy. -Jenn Mace
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Do you remember having bizarre food requirements as a child? What were they? I'm genuinely interested! Post them in the comments section. Apparently there was a year of my life when the only thing I ate for dinner were cheese-filled hotdogs (BARF) and I'd turn into a real sobbing jerk-face if I was fed anything else.