I was surprised to see all that candy! Keep in mind that Annabel's class consists of a bunch of kids between the ages of 18-24 months. Pixie stix? M&Ms? Lollipop? Pixie Stix?!??!
I'm not saying that I've never given Annabel sugar to this point. She's had some bites of my desserts when I eat in front of her (cake, cookies, brownies, etc). I'm not that strict! But in general, I try to keep those kinds of sweets out of her diet. Needless to say, all this Valentine's candy will have to go to Chris's candy jar at work.
I think the balloon is a cute idea, and you probably can't tell from this picture, but the valentine with the basketball includes a little sticker. That's cute too. For Annabel's classmates, I gave a snack bag of Annie's Bunny Grahams.
So what do you think? Am I being overly sensitive? What did you include in your kids' valentines for their friends and classmates? Post in the comments, people!!
So what do you think? Am I being overly sensitive? What did you include in your kids' valentines for their friends and classmates? Post in the comments, people!!
Cheers,
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You know I agree with you about all the sugar! I had to put my foot down with our MDO because they give the kids KOOL-AID every day for lunch. I still do not understand for the life of me why they would want to do that. (And they wondered why she wasn't napping!?!) Like you, I give bites of cookies or ice cream occasionally, but no pixie stix for heaven's sake! Her V-Day party got rescheduled for Tuesday, and I was just planning on doing cards, no candy. But the balloon is a cute idea...
All I have to say is I enjoyed the pixie stix! Thanks Annabel!
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