S started Mother's Day Out last week. He was so excited!
He's in the pre-K class. This will be good for him. He is such a social butterfly. He already knew a couple of kids from church so he jumped right into the routine.
His school has a "No nuts" policy due to some kids with allergies. This severely limits our lunch choices. I noticed the first few days a lot of the main dish was coming back home.
I asked him what he would like in his lunch. He says, "Chewy Dips." He discovered these granola bars at soccer camp. It's essentially a granola dipped in chocolate. He has not met a piece of chocolate that he didn't like it. Not the healthy choice I was hoping for, but I can work with that.
Then he says, "I like peanut butter and jelly." I inform him that we can't bring that to school so he replies, "I will have a jelly sandwich." Of course he would.
I think my boy has a bit of a sweet tooth. (So does his mother but don't tell him that.)
So I am off to find a lunch that the child will eat that does not consist wholly of sugar.
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