Dear Mom,
I just researched the amount of fiber needed at your childs age, and attached the links.
If you child eats and apple a day, ( or even just a portion of the apple she will have full filled her quota)
Again below I posted a link with fiberous fruits and veggies.
Something very simple is to just add some lentil beans to rice.
If she doesn't like plain rice try a soup, or a sauce.
Broccoli and cheese make a quiche with spinache or broccoli,
these are SOOOO easy and my kids LOVED them.
Cream of spinach
Bluberries and cream, When my kids don't want to eat a fruit, i drizzle a little choclate syrup over them or let them dip it in something sweet.
As for breads well, a little nutella
( or the cheap kind that doesn't have hazelnuts)
even some fluff
on warmed bread
And my kids seem to be happy.
Eventually they ASK for it plain without the sweets.
Pancakes, or whole wheat pizza, and waffles
Add some syrup or strawberry preserves.
there are lots of ways to sneak in healthy foods.
Cereals, oatmeal, oatmeal COOKIES
There are so many ways,
At 16 months she is half way to 2 years old.
So try and encourage her to eat independently, ( watch her)
but let her explore her food, and hopefully this will help her expand her eating options.
Good luck
M
http://pediatrics.about.com/od/nutrition/a/1108_kids_fibe...
http://pediatrics.about.com/od/fruits/a/0308_fruits.htm
http://www.fruitsandveggiesmorematters.org/?page_id=137