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[sugar buzz]

Those orange, square sandwich crackers, with the bright orange "cheese" in the middle. Gnawing and ****ing on an entire plastic-wrapped package in the baby carrier. YUCK!!!

[coolconfidentme]

Parents never cease to amaze me.

[Michelle]

pizza for their dairy and then chased by "breakfast cookies" for fiber

[nannyde]

Skittles.

When questioned, mom said "Well, they're fruit-flavored..." ??

...oh, ok.

happyfacehappyfacehappyface

That's good. REAL good.

[EntropyControlSpecialist]

This thread is too much. Hahahaha.

[Unregistered]

ah yes because the average parent thinks "Oh my 7 month old is teething, best grab a poptart!"

[lynne]

Giggle....

[Laurel]

I am dying!!! ::

You gotta admit that was quick thinking on mom's part. Doubt I would have thought of that. ::

Laurel

[SignMeUp]

Not to mention the overload of processed foods, added salt and sweeteners completely destroy a normal palette. When we did food taste testing, not a single fruit made it into the "sweet" category.

So true. My dcks eat tart pie cherries straight from the tree, and the cherries taste sweet to them.

I can't think of an outrageous breakfast, but I had a SA child whose mother packed a lunch each day. No variety whatsoever, only these items:
P.b. sandwich
Corn chips (which she said provided him his vegetable)
Fruit rollup (which she said provided him his fruit)

:confused::confused:

[coolconfidentme]

Some days I come to work for the entertainment value it offers me. Other days it's for the hugs.

[Childminder]

Donuts or pop tarts are not unusual here, or should I say the remnants of donuts and pop tarts smeared all over face, hands and clothes since I don't allow food brought in. My all time worst was a four year old that on the second day brought in gummy bears and doritos and a quart of gatorade for lunch and dinner "because she doesn't eat the kind of food you serve".

She literally started screaming as we sat down to eat with a room removing tantrum if she didn't see her junk. Aunt Cheri don't play that game!

[mountainside13]

Dcb has donuts and Starbucks coffee every morning! At the beginning mom tried to bring it here but put a quick stop to that.

[spinnymarie]

Flamin' hot cheetos and chocolate milk.

[AmyKidsCo]

A just-turned-two with potato chips.

[Unregistered]

Diet coke and m & m's.She was not even two yet.I took it right off the counter after mom said here's her breakfast and said no,that is nothing but junk,you can't seriously think I'm feeding that to your child do you? I told her I would feed her breakfast this one time but she is to never bring her unfed with junk again.
It is a big pet peeve of mine.It doesn't take any longer to grab a healthy granola bar and some fruit.Lazy!!!