Find Solace in ‘My Kid Can’t Eat This’ Instagram
ByAnisa Arsenault
Associate Editor
Updated
Mar 2020
Mar 2020
Have a picky eater on your hands? Finally, a cathartic way to vent your frustration.
We’re talking about Instagram, of course. The week-old account My Kid Can’t Eat This encourages parents to post photos of rejected food along with the reason why #MyKidCantEatThis.
Take a look below. Maybe you, too, have contaminated a banana because you peeled it instead of dad. Or maybe you can relate to the time when the wrong bowl truly ruined everything.
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