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A new study suggests that fussy eating is 'all in the genes'. If your child turned their nose up at the Christmas dinner table, it may be due to a genetic trait, according to scientists.

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A new study has indicated that fussy eating may be rooted in genetics. Scientists suggest that if your child was picky at the Christmas dinner table, it could be due to a genetic trait.