22 Month old Fussy Eater

Imogen has always loved her food but since Decemember she has been really picky with her food...Altho she grabs my hand and says Eat I go to make her something to eat and she refuses point blank to eating it!

She will go through a whole bunch of bananas during the week
She will eat yoghurts and drink plenty of Juice.
She will have a packet of pom bear crisps
She will have a slice of toast but the next one she will refuse

She will ask for sweets and I say no until she eats tea and screams the place down

She has started to wolf down fish fingers as I thought I would try her with some and she eats it...and screams for more!

Baring in mind I have a 6 month old too...

anyone got any tips or advice for me please

hey hun when ella hit 2 we had major problems with ther etin to she went from eatin anythign and evrythignt o being very picky about what she ate we had to stop lettign ehr snack in between meals as she wouldnt eat much and had to stop giving trats unless she finished meals she soon caught on she is still a fussy eater and very picky but she eats a good amount most of the time now however she goes through stages of one weeks eating loads and she cant get enough and then one week will eat hardly anythigni think its an age stage thing as have spoke to alot of people who go through this and is normally this age

Jack went through this phase around 2 too and has only just come out of it!
I can't stand fussy eaters and didn't want to get into a routine of making too different meals everyday. So I would give Jack his tea and not put any pressure on him to eat anything ( I didn't want him associating food with getting upset etc). If he didn't eat anything or started messing with his food etc I just calmly asked him if he wanted any more if he said no he'd get down from the table. But then he had to wait until the next meal/snack time before he was allowed anything else to eat, unless he wanted to go back to his original meal which I left out on the side for say half an hour for him.
Drove me mad for ages as I was throwing away perfectly good food or having to freeze it for another time but in the end he started eating loads more again without any hassling from me and will eat most meals now. xx

i have a fussy eater too
off to the dietitians next week as he is sooooo bad
xx

awwww really nic poor owen