I'm addicted to my toddler's Teddy Grahams.

[Anonymous]

I am so ashamed.

[Anonymous]

Stop buying them. There are healthier snacks for you and your toddler to eat.

[Anonymous]

Why be ashamed? If that's the worst thing you are doing....I think you are doing great.

[Anonymous]

Try the Annie's graham bunnies--they're even better!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Stop buying them. There are healthier snacks for you and your toddler to eat.

I agree with the sentiment of this comment - though not the judgement.

We no longer can have Oreos, wheat thins, extra chunky peanut butter or pretzel sticks in our house. Kids love them as treats - it's me that can't control myself! Thankfully i do the grocery shopping, not them

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Try the Annie's graham bunnies--they're even better!

The Annie's Snickerdoodle bunnies are the best!

[Anonymous]

Hi. My name is ______. I am a recovering Teddy Grahams addict.

When I read your post, I got flashbacks from the days when I had a toddler and I would cram my pockets with Teddy Grahams and steal away to a remote corner of the house and shamelessly devour those tasty little figures. I don't think my 3 year old (or my DW) ever had a clue of my addiction -- though they often wondered why we ran out of them so quickly.

Me:

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Stop buying them. There are healthier snacks for you and your toddler to eat.

I agree with the sentiment of this comment - though not the judgement.

We no longer can have Oreos, wheat thins, extra chunky peanut butter or pretzel sticks in our house. Kids love them as treats - it's me that can't control myself! Thankfully i do the grocery shopping, not them

So true, but I hear ya, OP! From a junk food perspective, I was so happy to have a baby so that I could occasionally indulge in that fake nasty Kraft Mac n' Cheese. Kid hates it! Which is good because it really is crap and I wouldn't have given it to her regularly, but is bad because I couldn't ever justify buying it for myself!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Stop buying them. There are healthier snacks for you and your toddler to eat.

I agree with the sentiment of this comment - though not the judgement.

We no longer can have Oreos, wheat thins, extra chunky peanut butter or pretzel sticks in our house. Kids love them as treats - it's me that can't control myself! Thankfully i do the grocery shopping, not them

So true, but I hear ya, OP! From a junk food perspective, I was so happy to have a baby so that I could occasionally indulge in that fake nasty Kraft Mac n' Cheese. Kid hates it! Which is good because it really is crap and I wouldn't have given it to her regularly, but is bad because I couldn't ever justify buying it for myself!

DH and I may or may not have had blue box Kraft mac and cheese last night for dinner... after the baby went to bed. I'll never tell.

[Anonymous]

Have you put the Teddy Grahams on/over ice cream yet? HEAVEN!!

[Anonymous]

Have you tried the Annie's jelly bunnies, or whatever they call them? OMG. I could eat a box of them on the way home from Target by myself!! Stopped buying them.

[Anonymous]

TG are great. So are Annie's Honey Bunnies, but I love the Vanilla Cupcake flavored goldfish.

[Anonymous]

Put down the box and back away slowly. Don't show those Teddy's your back or they will get you.

[Anonymous]

TGs. Sweet, discreet encounters.

One day, maybe, I will have the courage to sit down and tell the kids...

[Anonymous]

The chocolate goldfish are also really good.