Not putting child first

[Just Blue]

Remember those Reeses Peanut Butter Cup commercials? (Hey, you got chocolate in my peanut butter!) Probably the same thing

I don't know....If I were holding a bologna sandwich and tripped, sandwich somehow landing in a jar of Welsh's grape jelly...My first though would be "Where is the trash can"...not..."Humm, this looks good!"

 

[t74]

Bologna and JELLY?????????????? Gross! How did that combo even come about??!!

He has always been creative; he now has a PhD in an obscure technical area. Maybe we'd have better STEM students if school lunches included BandJ

 

[Just Blue]

He has always been creative; he now has a PhD in an obscure technical area. Maybe we'd have better STEM students if school lunches included BandJ

It's still gross.

 

[Nestitherapy]

Do you have any evidence that the child is not having proper nutrition?

 

[Just Blue]

Do you have any evidence that the child is not having proper nutrition?

Did you read the thread? ....Yeah...didn't think so.

 

[TheGeekess]

It's still gross.

I like grape jelly on a steak biscuit. Tastes pretty good. And there's a recipe for meatballs that calls for grape jelly and BBQ sauce.

 

[Just Blue]

I like grape jelly on a steak biscuit. Tastes pretty good. And there's a recipe for meatballs that calls for grape jelly and BBQ sauce.

Geek...Darling. You need to write a formal letter of apology to your taste buds.

 

[t74]

OP, Unless the child's doctor indicates a real concern about the child's health due to his diet, don't worry. Give him a multi-vitamin. Over time, he will get the nutrients he needs. It is far worse long term to obsess about food; I still have the "Children are starving ...." that my fther used on me in childhood to have me clean my plate even if I am not hungry. Mealtime should be enjoyable. Have healthy snacks. Include him in shopping and food prep, ... He will survive - and you will as well.