Fairness
Kids can actually win, and a save is a save.
Like you, I was tired of the nightly fight over vegetables, and what drove me nuts was that a veggie my kids happily ate on Monday would be "gross" again by Wednesday.
One night we sat down to dinner right after a family board game, everyone still getting along, winning and losing and making choices together, and I wondered what would happen if we brought the rules from the game table to the dinner table. It was an instant hit, because the rule was simple enough to get on the first roll and the power was finally in their hands instead of mine.
Within a few nights they were asking for the dice before I brought them up, eating extra veggies to earn perks, and making deals with me about future dinners, which is a wonderful problem to have.
Sean, founder and dad
Roll For Veggies takes the fight out of getting kids to eat vegetables at dinner by putting dice in their hands. Each roll determines their fate (and their plate).
Kids can actually win, and a save is a save.
It fits the dinner you already make, with no special menu.
It's simple to learn and delicious to master.
The game grows with your kids, month after month.
One day, your kids eat their veggies without a single roll. That's the real win.
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