Anonymous
Post 01/17/2014 12:02     Subject: Preschool snack - the letter "D"
damn you all. now I want donuts
Anonymous
Post 01/16/2014 17:53     Subject: Preschool snack - the letter "D"
D is for Donuts
That's good enough for me!
D is for Donuts
That's good enough for me!
D is for Donuts
That's good enough for me!
Ohhhh Donuts donuts donuts
Start with D!


AAAaaand I made myself hungry.
Anonymous
Post 01/16/2014 17:34     Subject: Preschool snack - the letter "D"
Dried fruit seems like a really easy solution (no worries about refrigeration, etc)
Anonymous
Post 12/25/2013 20:01     Subject: Preschool snack - the letter "D"
Dried apricots (mango, etc).
Dumplings
Anonymous
Post 12/24/2013 21:25     Subject: Preschool snack - the letter "D"
You could also cut things into diamond shapes.
Anonymous
Post 12/24/2013 20:06     Subject: Preschool snack - the letter "D"
Daikon.
Anonymous
Post 12/24/2013 20:03     Subject: Preschool snack - the letter "D"
Anonymous wrote:dill pickles! (I'm pregnant, so that's what's on my mind right now...)


Actually that is brilliant. My kid would be thrilled as he loves pickles too.
Anonymous
Post 12/24/2013 15:07     Subject: Preschool snack - the letter "D"
dill pickles! (I'm pregnant, so that's what's on my mind right now...)
Anonymous
Post 12/24/2013 15:03     Subject: Preschool snack - the letter "D"
Anything that you can use dinosaur cookie cutters with!
Anonymous
Post 12/23/2013 21:35     Subject: Re:Preschool snack - the letter "D"
We already did D and that mom brought donuts. I was somehow okay with that since it's a morning preschool and donuts, while a treat, are a morning food. Cookies for snack at 11 am somehow rub me the wrong way. Otherwise, date bread.
Anonymous
Post 12/23/2013 21:04     Subject: Re:Preschool snack - the letter "D"
I did donuts, drinks and dairy (gogurts).
Anonymous
Post 12/23/2013 20:47     Subject: Preschool snack - the letter "D"
Donuts and I am usually a healthy mom. Just make sure to get me one with chocolate glaze and sprinkles. You could just get the plain/old fashion with no topping. That's what we give our kids.