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Oh, I had this one family offer to buy me lard and frozen taquitos so that I can give the kids the kind of healthy foods they are use to eating
they said my food was nasty
they said my food was nasty
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BOWL OF SUGAR.......................
I think the worst for me was actually something that I gave the kids.
last easter I gave the kids an easter basket and in it was a
ly.
the next day at 7am one of the DCKS shows up eating it. DCP explains she refused to leave it at home. I had no problem throwin it in the trash...
what is lard? I thought that was a bird?Comment
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pure animal fat grease (pig)BOWL OF SUGAR.......................
I think the worst for me was actually something that I gave the kids.
last easter I gave the kids an easter basket and in it was aly.
the next day at 7am one of the DCKS shows up eating it. DCP explains she refused to leave it at home. I had no problem throwin it in the trash...
what is lard? I thought that was a bird?
it's like a white square blobComment
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I had a four year old I would watch from about 5-7:30 two times a week or so. Mom KNOWS we eat at 5:30, but to avoid making pookie cry, she would bring McD's "since she is the only dck here."
I rolled my eyes, tossed it in the trash and dcg had a lovely meal with us as a family. The third time she did this, the dcg walked straight through to the trash and dropped it all in with mom still standing there! ::::
Mom never brought McDonald's again.
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Lollipop with a scorpion in it .....I kid you not. You know the ones they would have sitting on the counter at a gas station or something. Moms BF was dropping the kids off and said 'sorry, I can't get it away from her'. I held my hand out she gave to me. I gave it back to him and sorry, she will have to eat bugs at home.
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Dcg came in with a brownie one day, and the very next day, brought a giant marshmallow and kool-aid.
And no, we did not let her eat either one for breakfast.Comment
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When I did preschool at the school district, we had a 4 year old walk in with a baby bottle of chocolate milk.Comment
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Ok.... I might be a little off topic....but this is my favorite DS story......
I nursed for a long time. Till he was 2. We went through years of infertility and adopted my daughter who I tried to nurse.....it was a flop. So.....I wanted to nurse my son as long as I could....within reason.
When we was 2 he tried to nurse....then that boy looked at me and said.....there's none in there, I want a coke.....then he marched to the frig to try to get one.Comment
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All from the same family:
-a bottle of blue gatorade
-various sugar cereal (cinnamon toast crunch, fruit loops)
-a HUGE blue ****er
-a box of crackerjacks
-holding a plate of syrup covered wafflesComment
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My first client..the only one I've termed: Knowing it was on my contract for no outside food, dcm decided to push me and sent dcb 3 in with cheetos and pixy stix. For breakfast...she said he ate cereal at home. I later found out it was froot loops. She always liked to claim that she fed him healthy stuff. Dinner was frequently chicken nuggets or spaghettios.Comment
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Thankfully, I don't have any crazy food stories.
I did have a 3 yo dcb who showed up with an egg that he had freshly plucked from under his favorite chicken that morning. I gladly hardboiled that baby up and let him enjoy his hard work for breakfast.
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There have been toddlers come in with pork skins, Cheetos, choc pudding, and earlier this week a toddler came in with a bag of starlight mints and ****ing on one at the same time. I promptly removed it from his mouth and the bag from his hands and gave them back to mom. She was mad but who cares.Comment
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Steal a dozen of them tomorrow Jr and bring them to your fave Nan.
Nan sends Jr home an empty egg carton and tells Mom that he wanted it and I couldn't take it away from him or he would cry.
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WHOLE chicken legs, cheetos, koolaid---baby was 9 monthsComment
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