Encourage them to use all five senses and talk about how things look ... them a sense of control over their food, which can make kids more likely to explore new things. For a really simple ...

We’re all familiar with the five senses — touch, taste, smell, sight and hearing. However, our brilliantly designed brains and bodies go beyond the five senses as far as the intake of information.

That stands on the shoulders of my kids. I'm from New York so tiny ... If you notice, there's five of them. It's five senses. Each one of them gets a 'robo sense': Hearing for Hopper, smell ...