Muddlethroughmummy #2 Team Andy

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Wait, she doesn’t let her kids have any cereal during the week? When there was mention of weekend cereal I presumed it just meant boring cereals in the week and exciting stuff like coco pops at the weekend, not no cereal at all!
 
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Her elf on the shelf “hacks” are crap - literally the first ones that come up on Google
 
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Wait, she doesn’t let her kids have any cereal during the week? When there was mention of weekend cereal I presumed it just meant boring cereals in the week and exciting stuff like coco pops at the weekend, not no cereal at all!
Oh no!!! It’s overnight oats, baked oats, protein balls basically anything oaty through the week
 
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How many Xmas experiences are these boys going to be forced to visit? They're at Lapland UK this weekend after the real deal last weekend and the garden centre the week before that!
 
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She’s on live making the boys dinner, carrot and banana pancakes! And she might put kiwi with it!
 
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She’s on live making the boys dinner, carrot and banana pancakes! And she might put kiwi with it!
So sad…I thought of them as I had a takeaway with my nephew there yesterday who is 3. He had rice, noodles, chicken, beef and spring rolls. A bit of everything on his plate and ate it all…I can’t believe what she feeds her boys and just in general the lack of variety in their meals.
 
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Breakfast pouches for the win!!!!! 😑

All I can say is I hope we don’t see a “my kids hate Xmas dinner so we will be cooking protein balls for the special day”
 
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She’s on live making the boys dinner, carrot and banana pancakes! And she might put kiwi with it!
There's just never anything substantial is there?! Even my 22 month old would still be hungry after that for dinner! (Although he does often eat more than my 5 year old to be fair haha).
 
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I tell a lie, no kiwi, but two breadsticks each and 3 spoons of yoghurt , raisins, grapes.
That’s just pure laziness on her part. Her kids do eat proper food so why not cook it? Doesn’t matter what it is even if it’s nuggets they need actual food not a snack
 
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Even halving the grapes is babying them, you need to do that when they’re little for health and safety but over the age of 4 they can eat them whole
 
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I’ve said this before but they never sit and eat together even the cottage pie she made she was standing up eating over the kitchen counter! Children learn from parents. I get with after school clubs etc it’s not always possible but eat together as much as possible. How she markets herself as a parenting coach is beyond me!
 
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I’ve said this before but they never sit and eat together even the cottage pie she made she was standing up eating over the kitchen counter! Children learn from parents. I get with after school clubs etc it’s not always possible but eat together as much as possible. How she markets herself as a parenting coach is beyond me!
Yes I was just thinking she and Andy would never eat pancakes for dinner, why not cook something they can all eat!
 
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