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  • So Ruka and Micah definitely are different in many ways, right?

  • And a lot of people always told us that when you have your second child, they're going to be completely different.

  • And when you look at Ruka and Micah, personality-wise, very different.

  • And even like their demeanor and the way they express themselves, very different.

  • But the one thing that I think we both notice is that they're very different when it comes to eating.

  • Oh yeah, for sure.

  • How would you describe the type of eaters Ruka and Micah are?

  • Well, Ruka is definitely pickier and he eats a lot more of the things that he actually will eat.

  • I think that's an understatement. Not a lot more. That guy...

  • He just has like no self-control.

  • You have to like cut him off because if you don't cut him off, he will literally keep eating.

  • He's always asking for more, right?

  • On the other hand, Micah is like more... I feel like he's just more regular.

  • Like he just eats pasta with pesto, which is more of like an adult flavor.

  • Oh yeah, he loves pesto.

  • He loves pesto, yeah.

  • He likes meat, but he doesn't like sweets.

  • Yeah, he doesn't like sweets.

  • He doesn't like cake.

  • Yeah.

  • So I guess he's healthier.

  • But he likes salty things, right?

  • Oh yeah, he likes salty things like chips and crackers.

  • So he's definitely more on the salty side.

  • Ruka loves sugar. He loves carbs.

  • Like sweet bread, you know, like his thing.

  • He's always asking for a snack.

  • Yeah, you know, when I look at Micah...

  • For him, like he eats, but then it's more about eating and playing at the same time.

  • He's more about like eating and like playing with his food.

  • But Ruka, when he eats...

  • Like if he likes it, he just keeps eating it.

  • Yeah.

  • Every time he finishes dinner, he'll always say, something else.

  • Something else.

  • And then we're like, but you already ate your dinner.

  • And then you ate a yogurt.

  • Yeah.

  • And you ate a fruit snack.

  • And now you want something else.

  • Yeah, yeah.

  • And we're like, what else could you eat?

  • And then we do that thing where like, if we don't want him to eat too much, but we don't want him to get mad at us.

  • Oh, that's right.

  • We just like eat half of the cookie.

  • Yeah.

  • So that he doesn't eat the whole thing.

  • Exactly.

  • We're just like constantly like sacrificing ourselves and eating.

  • That was a funny moment because I remember like you told me about it, right?

  • Like, so after like his dinner, he always wants something else.

  • Like, dada, something else.

  • So we'll go to the pantry.

  • And then whether it's like, you know, some kind of like gummy snack or some kind of cookie or whatever it is.

  • You don't want him to eat the whole thing.

  • So I remember like one day you're like, yeah, you know, sometimes I open up the package and like eat half of it so that he doesn't eat the whole thing.

  • I'm like, what?

  • I do the same thing.

  • You do that too?

  • So I guess like, you know, when you're a parent, you're kind of like thinking about the same thing because you don't want him to eat the entire bag.

  • That's too much.

  • That's too much.

  • Yeah, yeah.

  • I know.

  • But, you know, Micah, on the other hand, it's funny because like, he eats like a variety of things.

  • He doesn't really have things that he doesn't like.

  • Maybe a couple of things here and there.

  • But like compared to Ruka, he's not as picky.

  • And like he eats natto.

  • Oh, yeah.

  • Right.

  • And that was amazing.

  • I remember like, you know, people in Japan were telling me that, you know, give your kids natto at a young age so that they like it.

  • Yeah.

  • Like Ruka was like, nah.

  • Like he really didn't want natto at all.

  • But Micah, as soon as you gave it to him, he was like all in.

  • Yeah.

  • He really likes natto.

  • He loved natto.

  • But I think the good thing about both of them recently is Ruka started eating rice.

  • Oh, yeah.

  • Right.

  • And that was like.

  • Finally.

  • Finally started eating rice.

  • That was like a big step for him.

  • Huge step.

  • Because until then, pasta and bread.

  • That's it.

  • Yeah.

  • Right.

  • So now he finally eats rice.

  • And like one of their favorite meals is like making onigiri.

  • Yeah.

  • Yeah.

  • Which has been nice.

  • Yeah.

  • Yeah.

So Ruka and Micah definitely are different in many ways, right?

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