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"Here at the Mother &amp;#039;Hood, we believe in the power of group thought\u2014which is why we&amp;#039;re starting our &amp;quot;Dilemma of the Week&amp;quot; feature. Every week we&amp;#039;ll post a parenting dilemma and open it up for a group discussion on how to best solve the problem. To kick it off, I&amp;#039;m hoping you all will help me find a solution once and for all to my own personal parenting problem: the food-thrower. My daughter thinks it&amp;#039;s hilarious to chuck her food across the kitchen. We&amp;#039;ve tried everything\u2014taking her food away, saying no, telling her how we&amp;#039;d like to behave (&amp;quot;When you&amp;#039;re done with your food, you can say, &amp;#039;All done, Mommy.&amp;#039;&amp;quot;), giving her just a couple of pieces of her meal at a time. Short of feeding her ourselves, nothing&amp;#039;s really worked. Now the food gets tossed at high velocity while she shakes her head and says, &amp;quot;No, no, no.&amp;quot; Is this something we should just ignore until she gets tired of the game, or is there anything else we can try? Please post your solutions in the comments box below\u2014I&amp;#039;m getting a little tired of mopping the kitchen floor three times a day.  Have an issue you&amp;#039;d like to see posted? E-mail us at womansday@hfnm.com and make sure to put &amp;quot;Mother &amp;#039;Hood Dilemma&amp;quot; in the subject line.  "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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