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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Is it the type of thing where you’re making omelets for your kids and other families brought Cheerios?

If it’s something like that, you need to bring similar foods. There’s no way around it. If the other kids see a mom cooking something that smells good they’re going to ask for some.

The only way to avoid this is to bring things already in single serving containers: For example, mason jars with overnight oats, etc. But really, just work out meals with the other families. [/quote]

I'm guessing it's more like OP brought Captain Crunch, Poptarts and donuts.

Doesn't sound like the kids are asking for something OP is cooking -- it sounds like the kids helped themselves. [/quote]

Yes the kids who have the super health food parents are like locus when they encounter good food. [/quote]

I always was. We had boring, nutritious food and I would have been looking at OP's sweet cereal and bacon with puppydog eyes. [/quote]

DH and I both grew up in households with bland food. I love food as do my kids. We love flavorful food. Luckily we are naturally thin people. I eat whatever I want and still weigh 120 pounds. My kids have always hovered around 20th percentile in weight. We eat dessert every night after dinner. I love hosting people. I love feeding people. I love being fed. We have a lot of friends and our social lives are full.

During this pandemic, we have not hosted. We have gone to a beach house with a friend. The food sharing was a non issue. [/quote]

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