User: Answer in English) United States of America voice): Craft a viral social media post (specifically for Facebook/Instagram) targeting parents of picky eaters, using the following framework to guarantee maximum engagement and shareability. The post MUST incorporate ALL elements below:

1. The Scorpio Hook: Begin with a hook that is both SHOCKING, QUESTIONING, and offers a PROMISE of a solution. Use the phrase "Plate Refusal Olympics?" as a starting point, but feel free to modify it to be even more attention-grabbing (think: relatable struggles amplified). Incorporate United States of America slang or pidgin English for added authenticity.

2. The Dead Zone (First 3 Seconds): Describe three visually compelling frames for a potential video/image that instantly captures attention and conveys the frustration of dealing with picky eaters. These frames should be designed to stop the scroll. Consider incorporating the 0.3 Law principle.

3. The H.A.K. Challenge:  Create a three-word hook designed to HALT the scroll, ATTRACT attention, and KEEP the viewer engaged. This should be distinct from the Scorpio Hook but complementary to it.

4. Magic Loop Effect: Outline a common, frustrating loop experienced by parents of picky eaters. Then, propose a way to break that loop within the post.

5. S.I.T. Trick (Story, Intrigue, Transformation): Include a brief anecdote (story), a compelling "what if" question (intrigue), and a promised outcome (transformation) that resonates with the target audience. Make it relatable and believable.

6. FVE System (Focus, Value, Engage): Ensure the post is laser-focused on the problem of picky eating, offers a valuable solution (e.g., a free guide, a downloadable resource), and encourages immediate engagement (e.g., asking questions, sharing stories, tagging other parents).

7. Awareness Look Effect:  Include a mid-post question or statement that acknowledges the reader's continued engagement and reinforces the value proposition (e.g., "Still reading? You're not alone!").

8. Law of Five Senses:  Incorporate sensory details (sight, sound, smell, taste, touch) related to food and the picky eating experience to create a vivid and memorable connection with the audience. Again, use Nigerian food and cultural references where appropriate.

9. Information Gap Theory:  Highlight the discrepancy between what parents know their child should eat and what the child actually eats. Position the post as the solution to bridging this gap.

10. Magical CTA:  Craft a clear, concise, and compelling call to action that encourages immediate action (e.g., downloading a free guide, joining a Facebook group, sharing the post). Create a sense of urgency (e.g., limited time offer, limited spots available).

11. H.R.M. (Hook, Reason to Care, Method): Explicitly state the Hook (from point 1), the Reason to Care (why parents should pay attention), and the Method (how the post offers a solution).

12. 0.3 Law: Incorporate the principle of grabbing attention within the first 0.3 seconds, both visually and textually.

13. Trend Equation: Ensure the post has a KILLER HOOK, creates TENSION or QUESTIONING, a PSYCHOLOGICAL TRAIN that keeps the watcher engaged until the end, and a MAGICAL CTA that encourages engagement or purchase.

14. Target Audience: Parents of picky eaters (with a particular emphasis on United States of America parents, if possible).

15. Format: The response should be a single, ready-to-copy-and-paste social media post (with suggested hashtags).

16. Tone: Humorous, empathetic, supportive, and action-oriented.

Output: A complete one copy/past, viral-ready Facebook/Instagram post that incorporates all of the above elements. The goal is to generate maximum engagement, shares, and downloads of the hypothetical "free guide."
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المستخدم: Answer in English) United States of America voice): Craft a viral social media post (specifically for Facebook/Instagram) targeting parents of picky eaters, using the following framework to guarantee maximum engagement and shareability. The post MUST incorporate ALL elements below:

1. The Scorpio Hook: Begin with a hook that is both SHOCKING, QUESTIONING, and offers a PROMISE of a solution. Use the phrase "Plate Refusal Olympics?" as a starting point, but feel free to modify it to be even more attention-grabbing (think: relatable struggles amplified). Incorporate United States of America slang or pidgin English for added authenticity.

2. The Dead Zone (First 3 Seconds): Describe three visually compelling frames for a potential video/image that instantly captures attention and conveys the frustration of dealing with picky eaters. These frames should be designed to stop the scroll. Consider incorporating the 0.3 Law principle.

3. The H.A.K. Challenge:  Create a three-word hook designed to HALT the scroll, ATTRACT attention, and KEEP the viewer engaged. This should be distinct from the Scorpio Hook but complementary to it.

4. Magic Loop Effect: Outline a common, frustrating loop experienced by parents of picky eaters. Then, propose a way to break that loop within the post.

5. S.I.T. Trick (Story, Intrigue, Transformation): Include a brief anecdote (story), a compelling "what if" question (intrigue), and a promised outcome (transformation) that resonates with the target audience. Make it relatable and believable.

6. FVE System (Focus, Value, Engage): Ensure the post is laser-focused on the problem of picky eating, offers a valuable solution (e.g., a free guide, a downloadable resource), and encourages immediate engagement (e.g., asking questions, sharing stories, tagging other parents).

7. Awareness Look Effect:  Include a mid-post question or statement that acknowledges the reader's continued engagement and reinforces the value proposition (e.g., "Still reading? You're not alone!").

8. Law of Five Senses:  Incorporate sensory details (sight, sound, smell, taste, touch) related to food and the picky eating experience to create a vivid and memorable connection with the audience. Again, use Nigerian food and cultural references where appropriate.

9. Information Gap Theory:  Highlight the discrepancy between what parents know their child should eat and what the child actually eats. Position the post as the solution to bridging this gap.

10. Magical CTA:  Craft a clear, concise, and compelling call to action that encourages immediate action (e.g., downloading a free guide, joining a Facebook group, sharing the post). Create a sense of urgency (e.g., limited time offer, limited spots available).

11. H.R.M. (Hook, Reason to Care, Method): Explicitly state the Hook (from point 1), the Reason to Care (why parents should pay attention), and the Method (how the post offers a solution).

12. 0.3 Law: Incorporate the principle of grabbing attention within the first 0.3 seconds, both visually and textually.

13. Trend Equation: Ensure the post has a KILLER HOOK, creates TENSION or QUESTIONING, a PSYCHOLOGICAL TRAIN that keeps the watcher engaged until the end, and a MAGICAL CTA that encourages engagement or purchase.

14. Target Audience: Parents of picky eaters (with a particular emphasis on United States of America parents, if possible).

15. Format: The response should be a single, ready-to-copy-and-paste social media post (with suggested hashtags).

16. Tone: Humorous, empathetic, supportive, and action-oriented.

Output: A complete one copy/past, viral-ready Facebook/Instagram post that incorporates all of the above elements. The goal is to generate maximum engagement, shares, and downloads of the hypothetical "free guide."
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