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**doolarsva** · 07-21-2008, 09:43 PM

Thanks Karen!

Easy answer on the school thing: We're homeschooling. And we don't watch Tv in our home so no issue there. We don't intend to let commercialism strangle our daughter's imagination with flashy toys and materialism. We're Taoist/Buddhist spiritualists and we don't believe in those sort of things.

Rune (my daughter) is very picky about things being wet though. She won't touch food if it's moist and I can't get her to try dipping. I've tried letting her have french toast with applesauce to dip and she won't touch it once it's dipped.

She'll barely touch the french toast because she doesn't like warm food either. I'm trying! lol

So I have let her eat a lot of the Gerber Graduates snacks because they seem really healthy for snacktime. Have you any opinion of those?

Thanks again!

07-21-2008, 09:43 PM	#15
doolarsva Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 498 Senior Member	Thanks Karen! Easy answer on the school thing: We're homeschooling. And we don't watch Tv in our home so no issue there. We don't intend to let commercialism strangle our daughter's imagination with flashy toys and materialism. We're Taoist/Buddhist spiritualists and we don't believe in those sort of things. Rune (my daughter) is very picky about things being wet though. She won't touch food if it's moist and I can't get her to try dipping. I've tried letting her have french toast with applesauce to dip and she won't touch it once it's dipped. She'll barely touch the french toast because she doesn't like warm food either. I'm trying! lol So I have let her eat a lot of the Gerber Graduates snacks because they seem really healthy for snacktime. Have you any opinion of those? Thanks again!
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