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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Never 3!! How fricking cruel to put your nanny in the position to deny a little kid food! [/quote]

The drama!  No kid is going to die if s/he doesn’t get a snack.  Heck, a kid won’t even go hungry if s/he misses a snack.  Stop being so dramatic, please![/quote]

NP here and do you want to be the caregiver dealing with a crying toddler who doesn't understand why the other kid gets to eat but he doesn't?  Have you ever been around very little kids?[/quote]

Did you read the OP?  Telling the nanny the snacks were off-limits was suggested as a means to get nanny to tell other family to provide snacks.  If one kid doesn’t have snacks, the host family kid could go without snacks (which is what I would do as the nanny - not feed one in front of the other.  But that didn’t occur to you, did it?).

I also have young kids.  Yes, they sometimes get upset if they don’t get what they want, but our job as adults is to teach them that they don’t always get their way.  At least, that’s what I’m doing with my children.[/quote]

Some children need snacks, Einstein.  A healthy snack between breakfast and lunch and another between lunch and dinner is the healthiest way to eat for a growing child.  The hose child should not have to go without a healthy snack if he/she needs it.

Do you really let your poor children cry when they are hungry?  I feel so sorry for them.  [/quote]

Thanks, Einstein.  Attacking someone else’s children, yet you feel badly for me and my family?  I think you should worry more about your bad attitude and less about my kids.[/quote]

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