Preservatives Make My Son Batty!

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Oh okay i didnt know it was the preservatives...think i read something about the sugar before.thanks for sharing MLBW.
Aussiemum...that definitely is not an over reaction.They shouldnt be sending in such garbage for kids to munch on especially from school
 
Hi Katelyn

We made Vanilla Cookies last weekend. Used Donna Hay's recipe book. I'll put up the recipe if you want it... not sugar laden and the dough is perfect for getting toddlers to cut them into shapes themselves. He did a couple of pretty good ones. It was a great way for him to identify shapes too!

I got a Playdough baking set from ToysRUs too so that he could have his own rolling pin, cookie cutters to help. It was really fun!

We've also tried homemade muffins... he loved it too! This weekend, it'll be either jam cookies or choc chip.
 
Hi Spockey..
Yes I would love the vanilla cookie recipe! sounds like your son had lots of fun... plus great idea with the playdough set.
 
Aussiemum, you're definitely not over reacting, I don't allow my two year daughter to eat candies or chocolate. I have to keep reminding eveyone to not give it to her, especially to my friends that give their kids candies. (I know they don't understand why I'm doing this) I know that people think I'm way too strict or crazy to not allow my two year to "be a kid".
If I wanted to give sweets to my child, I'll give her a piece of fruit... that's sweet too... why does any child need to be given candies when there's so much more other foods that are good for them and taste good out there. If I give my child a good "food" foundation then hopefully when she's older, she'll take it with her and be healthy.
 
I've stopped giving my 3 and 2yo sweets too. Gosh they were hyper and neither one of them slept well. It has been two weeks now and both are sleeping much better and throw way less tantrums!! I've also put the whole family on a gluten-free diet, which isn't as yucky/difficult as I initially thought. Finding some good gluten-free bread is a problem though. Any suggestions?
 

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