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Typically around here, I get dinner thrown together later than I should, and more often than not without a vegetable. Then we sit down to eat together and I spend the majority of dinnertime mashing baby food, cutting food for my toddler and fetching things: more water, a napkin, seconds, etc.. It is a success if the kids have consumed something that is not white (are all kids bread-aholics or just mine?) and if the floor is not a complete disaster. Those are the moments I wish I still had our old dog! What is your dinnertime like? Do you have any dinnertime challenges? Next month, I hope to tell you about one of the genius tips I discovered to help balance out the kids diets.
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Does anyone else have dinner-time tantrums? Are your toddlers or teenagers picky eaters? How about your hubby? How do you get your family to get their 5-13(!!!) servings of fruits/veggies a day? I would love to hear about what dinnertime at your household looks like.
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Typically around here, I get dinner thrown together later than I should, and more often than not without a vegetable. Then we sit down to eat together and I spend the majority of dinnertime mashing baby food, cutting food for my toddler and fetching things: more water, a napkin, seconds, etc.. It is a success if the kids have consumed something that is not white (are all kids bread-aholics or just mine?) and if the floor is not a complete disaster. Those are the moments I wish I still had our old dog! What is your dinnertime like? Do you have any dinnertime challenges? Next month, I hope to tell you about one of the genius tips I discovered to help balance out the kids diets.
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Share your tip or commiserate with your meal time “challenge” in the MomLoop discussion below. For a chance to win the new iPad2, ‘like’ Kenmore on Facebook (be sure to let me know you “liked” them in your reply).
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This is a sponsored conversation written by me on behalf of Kenmore. The opinions and text are all mine.
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Typically around here, I get dinner thrown together later than I should, and more often than not without a vegetable. Then we sit down to eat together and I spend the majority of dinnertime mashing baby food, cutting food for my toddler and fetching things: more water, a napkin, seconds, etc.. It is a success if the kids have consumed something that is not white (are all kids bread-aholics or just mine?) and if the floor is not a complete disaster. Those are the moments I wish I still had our old dog! What is your dinnertime like? Do you have any dinnertime challenges? Next month, I hope to tell you about one of the genius tips I discovered to help balance out the kids diets.
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Share your tip or commiserate with your meal time “challenge” in the MomLoop discussion below. For a chance to win the new iPad2, ‘like’ Kenmore on Facebook (be sure to let me know you “liked” them in your reply).
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This is a sponsored conversation written by me on behalf of Kenmore. The opinions and text are all mine.
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