What are some sentences that describe children when they eat?

I am very hungry. I am not selective about food when I eat. I eat all the dishes I don’t like with gusto.

He picked up the bowl and chopsticks and stuffed the rice into his mouth in big gulps. When the rice reached his mouth, he swallowed it whole before it passed the table. He was so hungry! Then he directly picked up the bowl and poured rice into his mouth, swallowing it hard with his big mouth!

Seeing the braised pork that his mother had just made put on the table, the baby hurriedly ran over, climbed onto the chair, pinched a piece of it with his little hands that had just played with sand, and put it in his mouth, smiling. Hehehe said to his mother: "It's so delicious!" His mother happily brought a towel and wiped his little hands clean. The baby ate it hungrily, and his mouth and hands were all oily.

"It's time to eat! It's time to eat!" This is what my mother called me again, while my father and grandpa were eating. "Wow! It smells so good! What day is it today? How can you cook so many delicious meals?" I asked my mother again. "What's wrong? Can't it? If it doesn't work, don't eat it."

After washing, my parents and I had breakfast together. To the south of the square table, there was a pair of empty bowls and chopsticks. In the past, when the family was having a meal, I could always hear the whole family’s heart-warming laughter and my grandma’s concerned words asking me to eat more bites. However, today, we all swallowed silently and quietly used our emotions to appreciate the days without grandma.

I have had a habit since I was a child, that is, I always eat without leaving anything. One time, a friend and I each ordered a portion of sour bean fried rice. My friend, who had a small appetite, only ate half of it and was full, but I kept eating until the plate was empty. When paying the bill, the boss looked at my friend's plate at the dinner table and said, "Your sour beans and fried rice are five yuan." Then he looked at my plate, frowned and asked, "What did you eat?"

One day I was having dinner with a friend, and she brought her child, who was about three years old, and then...the waiter served the dishes, and I asked casually: Is it spicy? I saw my friend quickly pick up the food and stuff it into her child's mouth, and then the child started crying "Wow", and then she calmly told me: It's quite spicy, don't eat it. Sweat, sweat, sweat...child, you are suffering!

After thinking about it, my mother and I came to the street, found a restaurant, and chose a single room to sit down. I think my mother has been frugal all her life. Today, when I invite her to dinner, I must let her have a good "luxury". I ordered several "special dishes" of this restaurant in one go.

After that, Dad was talking about the opposite "model". That is the "lady type" of my mother. Speaking of my mother, I want to tell you quietly: "My mother does not eat fat meat, but often eats lean meat and vegetables!"

The family sits and eats lunch. , He Chenyi and her grandma were sitting side by side, and Chenchen touched her grandma's feet with her little feet. Chenchen said: "Hello little feet, hello! Hello!"