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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Nanny here and I personally don't think it's that big of a deal. I make food and leave it in the fridge for the weekends for my charges all the time. I also made all of their baby food and did it 2 days a week (Tuesday and Fridays) so that it was always freshly stocked for the weekend. Now the compromise is that if I am not feeling well or have an exceptionally busy week my employers are 100% fine with preparing food on the weekends. I also always have things in the freezer that are easy to pull out.[/quote] Not OP but what do you make fresh that you can freeze for toddler meals? [/quote] Not pp but -turkey meatballs (I usually add spinach or pureed carrots/sweet potatoes and the kids never know!) -mini quiches/fritatas (with quinoa, cheese, ham/turkey, veggies, ect) -muffin tin lasagna/ shepherds pie/meatloaf -pasta sauce fortified with veggies -large batches of pancakes and waffels -large batches of pasta like penne and farfalle -steamed veggies cut toddler sized -falafil -homemade chicken tenders and fish sticks -mac and cheese with green veggies (peas, broccoli, spinach) -soup, especially chicken noodle/rice and very midly spiced chilli to name a few things. Basically anything that can be made in a large batch, cooked in a muffin tin, and then frozen individually for easy thawing/reheat [/quote]
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