Tired of debating about eating dinner with your toddler? Finding it frustrating to get your first-grader to try new foods? Can’t get your tween to commit to a few bites of veggies? You’ve got company: A recent survey found that the average American parent spends a jaw-dropping 67 hours per year (basically three entire days) bargaining with their kids over food. That’s right: 67 hours (or 4,020 hours). That’s precious time you could be spending…