No , countless players partake in PvP then log when it becomes unfavourable . <| sep |> I mean sure but the kid is a rookie and was playing with a future HOF and Norris trophy winner . That ' s a pretty big security blanket and once that ' s gone of course he ' s gonna squeeze the stick a little <| sep |> With respect to the hummus , it is probably the lemon that causing the little bumps around her mouth . It is a topical reaction and may persist or go away with time . My kid always spotted up for the acidity in tomatoes , we continued to feed them to her and with time the reaction subsided , although that might have happened either way . As for eating more variety , our rule is all food must be tried , one bit of everything is required and if you dont feel like eating more that ' s okay . However , you won ' t receive anymore of a particular food if everything else isn ' t eaten . ie . you have finished your bread roll and a want another but there is still green beans on your plate . I don ' t think there is anything wrong with tricking or confusing your kid ' s wiring when it comes to food . Integrate the stuff she doesn ' t like into things she does and slowly separate them in to separate meals one she has got the hang of it . Put a little chopped broccoli in scrambled eggs , or in your pasta sauce , puree it into muffins and then slowly work it back out to the plate , maybe steamed broccoli with a cheese sauce , or larger chunks of broccoli in a quiche until you can get to steamed broccoli with butter and salt . It can take weeks or months to get used to a new taste so integrate it , mask it , chop it up fine so it can ' t be picked out . My once picky toddler can eat a whole cucumber in a sitting now . She is still a starch lover but she is getting better nutrition and a lot more fiber .