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My son didn't want them.
He wanted Blueberry Pancakes. So we had pancakes (and I had a beer).
So for breakfast, we took the burger meat and made meatloaf (and rice).
The best meatloaf EVA!!!
My son didn't want them.
He wanted Blueberry Pancakes. So we had pancakes (and I had a beer).
So for breakfast, we took the burger meat and made meatloaf (and rice).
The best meatloaf EVA!!!
Kids should eat what their parents decide, not the other way around.
Wuss.My son didn't want them.
He wanted Blueberry Pancakes. So we had pancakes (and I had a beer).
So for breakfast, we took the burger meat and made meatloaf (and rice).
The best meatloaf EVA!!!
My son didn't want them.
He wanted Blueberry Pancakes. So we had pancakes (and I had a beer).
So for breakfast, we took the burger meat and made meatloaf (and rice).
The best meatloaf EVA!!!
Kids should eat what their parents decide, not the other way around.
Oh come on.
I'm a stickler for tough-love parenting myself, but there's no reason why the kids shouldn't be able to be a part of some of the choices around the house.
Every single day deciding the menu? Of course not. But certain times the kids ought to be able to pick a special meal. I would personally have that be a reward for accomplishing something else, though.
Friday nights Mini Echo and I get some kind of carry out or pizza, as a 'reward' to the end of the week. I usually let her choose, but last night I said it was moms turn.
We both had the vegetarian subs from Penn Station.
OMG!
They were the BEST! Pure Heaven in between french bread. mmmmmmmmmm I want another one right now, but I'm eating my homemade vegetable soup instead. {which is pretty damn tasty too!}
Dude, I'll take all the broccoli that no one else wants.Kids should eat what their parents decide, not the other way around.
Oh come on.
I'm a stickler for tough-love parenting myself, but there's no reason why the kids shouldn't be able to be a part of some of the choices around the house.
Every single day deciding the menu? Of course not. But certain times the kids ought to be able to pick a special meal. I would personally have that be a reward for accomplishing something else, though.
Especially Friday nights! Rules in our house:
Everyone entitled to 1 'hate food'. The 'hater' can make their own choice and excused from that dreaded food. While one can change their hated food, can't within 1 month of exercising their option. Thus it makes sense not to include broccoli or such as 'hate food', it shows up too often.
Everyone has 1 evening a month they get to call the meal, as long as healthy. Dessert is optional.
Birthday person gets 'choice.'
Sundays, (or Fridays) are 'make what you want.' Often it has been popcorn and fruit.
You're supposed to feed kids??????? Is this something new?
My son didn't want them.
He wanted Blueberry Pancakes. So we had pancakes (and I had a beer).
So for breakfast, we took the burger meat and made meatloaf (and rice).
The best meatloaf EVA!!!
Kids should eat what their parents decide, not the other way around.
Dude, I'll take all the broccoli that no one else wants.Oh come on.
I'm a stickler for tough-love parenting myself, but there's no reason why the kids shouldn't be able to be a part of some of the choices around the house.
Every single day deciding the menu? Of course not. But certain times the kids ought to be able to pick a special meal. I would personally have that be a reward for accomplishing something else, though.
Especially Friday nights! Rules in our house:
Everyone entitled to 1 'hate food'. The 'hater' can make their own choice and excused from that dreaded food. While one can change their hated food, can't within 1 month of exercising their option. Thus it makes sense not to include broccoli or such as 'hate food', it shows up too often.
Everyone has 1 evening a month they get to call the meal, as long as healthy. Dessert is optional.
Birthday person gets 'choice.'
Sundays, (or Fridays) are 'make what you want.' Often it has been popcorn and fruit.
That's the only veggie besides corn on the cob that I'll take the time to cook just to eat all by itself.
I thought this was going to be a thread about deciding to become a vegetarian.My son didn't want them.
He wanted Blueberry Pancakes. So we had pancakes (and I had a beer).
So for breakfast, we took the burger meat and made meatloaf (and rice).
The best meatloaf EVA!!!
A place near me makes eggplant parm subs that are out of this world. I'll take one of those over the juiciest hamburger any day!Friday nights Mini Echo and I get some kind of carry out or pizza, as a 'reward' to the end of the week. I usually let her choose, but last night I said it was moms turn.
We both had the vegetarian subs from Penn Station.
OMG!
They were the BEST! Pure Heaven in between french bread. mmmmmmmmmm I want another one right now, but I'm eating my homemade vegetable soup instead. {which is pretty damn tasty too!}
I actually really like veggie subs. "K" gets them a lot and I guilt her out of the other half most of the time
There's a place around here that makes a grilled veggie sub that I would actually substitute a cheese steak for. And that's saying a lot since cheese steaks are one of my faves and I live in cheese steak heaven, too.
You're supposed to feed them to the tigers in the zoo.You're supposed to feed kids??????? Is this something new?