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12-18 months- sending lunch to daycare
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KAAM
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12-18 months- sending lunch to daycare
DS will be returning to home daycare in September. I have no idea what to send with him for lunch. I cant ask his babysitter to fry up some grilled cheese.
Any suggestions would be helpful. Thanks.
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Posted 7/12/09 9:03 AM  |
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Rycois
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Re: 12-18 months- sending lunch to daycare
Yogurt
cream cheese sandwich
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| Posted 7/12/09 9:19 AM |
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JChia
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Jen
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Re: 12-18 months- sending lunch to daycare
Our daycare provides lunch, but if you have to - does the babysitter have a microwave? then you can send just about anything -
Chicken nuggets (yup I nuke 2-3 for 45 secs)
premade mac and cheese
Canned ravioli (annies organic brand)
Hot dog (slice down the middle and nuke for 1 minute)
You can toast 2 slices of bread, then put cheese on it and nuke for 20 secs and make a grilled cheese.
microwaves rock!
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| Posted 7/13/09 10:19 PM |
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jes81276
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Jaime
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Re: 12-18 months- sending lunch to daycare
lots of dinner leftovers
pasta
chicken nuggets
make shift grilled cheese (sitter toasts a piece of bread then melts some cheese)
this year I am hoping DS will eat PB & J
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| Posted 7/13/09 10:29 PM |
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wjb5707
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Re: 12-18 months- sending lunch to daycare
Posted by Amy
DS will be returning to home daycare in September. I have no idea what to send with him for lunch. I cant ask his babysitter to fry up some grilled cheese.
Any suggestions would be helpful. Thanks.
Is he the only child with the babysitter??? I wouldn't feel bad asking my babysitter to make grilled cheese or something that calls for minimal cooking, I would want my DC to not rely on high processed food only for lunch.
But other than that what about uncrustable -PBJ, pasta w/ butter or sauce, oatmeal, yogurt, hummus w/ cracker/veg.
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| Posted 7/14/09 8:16 AM |
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KAAM
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Re: 12-18 months- sending lunch to daycare
Posted by wjb5707
Is he the only child with the babysitter???
No, there are other children there as well. I am assuming she microwaves lunches for the other children. There are only so many things you can eat without it.
Thanks for the suggestions.
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| Posted 7/14/09 8:25 AM |
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