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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]sometimes yes, sometimes no. No real rule, except that I cook a healthy, substantial dinner every single night. If they feel like having something sweet, they can. If they are full and it doesn't come up, no problem. We don't call is "dessert" for everyday-just if we are having company or a more formal meal or if we bake something together. Sometimes my youngest will say "can I have something sweet?" or my oldest will go to the fridge "looking for something sweet". They will find something, ice cream, fruit, cookies, nutella, apple pie and that's that. Nothing is forbidden, nothing is used as a reward, no biggie.[/quote] +1. Sounds like my house. And I'm the OP of the other thread. Kids decide if they want something after dinner - sometimes it's an apple, sometimes a handful of goldfish, sometimes an ice cream come.[/quote]
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