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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]What do you make for your 16 year old for breakfast everyday? Seriously curious.[/quote] NP who grew up grabbing a piece of toast or a granola bar and running into school but was constantly hungry and developed some ED-adjacent stuff because of it. I think today’s parents, particularly those of girls and athletes, are much more attuned to the intense schedules of HS kids and how challenging it is to eat a proper lunch during the school day, especially with rushes bell schedules, schools without lockers, and long lunch lines. None of my friends had hot breakfast growing up, but it’s really common in my circle for kids to have hot breakfast now, particularly for families who make it the family meal if everyone is in different places or on different evening schedules. [/quote] +1 I am surprised that so many people think that a sandwich is an acceptable dinner.[/quote]
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