>Completely changed my relationship to my kid. Had the same experience when I figured out to make offerings as A/B choices (and non-choices). Instead of "Do y

>Completely changed my relationship to my kid. Had the same experience when I figured out to make offerings as A/B choices (and non-choices). Instead of "Do you want broccoli?" It's: "Would you rather broccoli or cauliflower?" Or the non-choice: "Do you want to eat your broccoli at the kitchen table or on the porch?"