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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Firstly, as long as he is growing & active try not to worry.
Secondly, you can "de sensitise" him to new foods by feeding him what he'll eat willingly,but every day WITHOUT COMMENT put a little piece of a different food on his plate, eg a slice of apple or a few peas. Quite often, after a while he will try and maybe even enjoy it. It can take a week or two, but with any luck, once he is eating that particular food you can start on another one. Sorry I haven't explained that too well, hope you get the idea. It's having something else available without pressure that seems to take away the strangeness.
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