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  • nannyde
    All powerful, all knowing daycare whisperer
    • Mar 2010
    • 7320

    #16
    We love hot cereal, muffins, breads and pancakes with pureed or diced fruit in them. The hot cereal is super easy. Just soak it the night before and nuke in the morning. Yummy.
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    • snbauser
      Daycare.com Member
      • Jan 2011
      • 1385

      #17
      Originally posted by SilverSabre25
      What?! You can't fry things? Cooking it on a griddle or in a waffle iron counts as frying? WHY? I'm guessing you can't have grilled cheese either. That is so weird. Man, I'm glad I don't have to be licensed in my state.

      It wouldn't work to make them ahead and microwave/toast them?

      i'm guessing you can't make stir fry for lunch? Or fried rice? What about scrambled eggs? I'm just trying to figure out this rather weird sounding regulation...
      Center regulations require a commercial range exhaust system in order to fry. They run about $2K. Yes, a griddle or waffle iron counts as frying. Grilled cheese counts too as does everything else you listed. And we can not make ahead as it would be considered a "leftover" and we aren't allowed to serve it. These are the same rules our schools have to follow. Grilled cheese we still make by toasting the bread, adding the cheese, and microwaving it for about 30 sec.

      Remember though that even though I operate out of my home, I am licensed as a center. These are Health and Sanitation rules and not licensing rules. If I was still licensed as Family Child Care, I would not be subject to these rules.

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      • SandeeAR
        Advanced Daycare.com Member
        • Sep 2010
        • 1192

        #18
        Thanks for all the replies. Please keep them coming. I have gained many new ideas, I hope some of you have too.

        One I did not see, that I serve that my kids dearly love are

        Toaster Strudels I cut them into bite sizes for my under 18 mos.

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        • dEHmom
          Advanced Daycare.com Member
          • Dec 2010
          • 2355

          #19
          QUESTION!!!!!

          When do you start giving kids eggs?????? I know the ages vary greatly. Mine always ate eggs from like 6 months. I know there are studies that say eggs are fine at any age, as long as not likely to be allergic and to introduce the yolks first because it's the whites that contain allergens.


          But mom said dcb hasn't had eggs before (directly, but in baking he has), because they aren't big egg eaters. But she didn't mind if I tried. But I told her no, not until she's tried them a few times first. i don't want to be dealing with it should there be an allergy, ykwim?

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          • SandeeAR
            Advanced Daycare.com Member
            • Sep 2010
            • 1192

            #20
            Originally posted by dEHmom
            QUESTION!!!!!

            When do you start giving kids eggs?????? I know the ages vary greatly. Mine always ate eggs from like 6 months. I know there are studies that say eggs are fine at any age, as long as not likely to be allergic and to introduce the yolks first because it's the whites that contain allergens.


            But mom said dcb hasn't had eggs before (directly, but in baking he has), because they aren't big egg eaters. But she didn't mind if I tried. But I told her no, not until she's tried them a few times first. i don't want to be dealing with it should there be an allergy, ykwim?
            I don't give them until the parents have given them a couple of times. Same with peanut butter and chocolate treats.

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            • dEHmom
              Advanced Daycare.com Member
              • Dec 2010
              • 2355

              #21
              Originally posted by SandeeAR
              I don't give them until the parents have given them a couple of times. Same with peanut butter and chocolate treats.
              Yeah that's what I was thinking. I won't do the peanut butter until I know they've had it at least 5 times, but then I read a post a while back about the allergy, so I will say more like 20 times at home. If mom wants to send pb fine, but I'm not going to be the one assuming I can make a pb j

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