I did think that but it happens when he has a fruit shoot as well
I did think that but it happens when he has a fruit shoot as wellMaybe it’s the milkshake upsetting his tummy? You could mention that to MIL and ask her to swap it out for something else? See if that helps at all?
He won’t be obsessed with it at all, don’t worry. If anything, he’ll probably be sick of it!
McDonald’s goes through all of us! I don’t know why we do it. I mean, I do because it’s one day a week when I can’t be arsed to argue about dinnerWe’ll my fella isn’t on my side either. He won’t offend her and also he doesn’t see the problem. But a happy meal with a milkshake twice a week for me is excessive. It’s just the fact he has a bad tummy after it as well. Clearly doesn’t agree with him. I always make a point of letting her know he’s had a bad tummy. I can’t help but worry about it. Roll on September . Also I don’t want him to get obsessed with it
If I get a mcds breakfast I get her the sausage part and hash brown. She won’t eat normal McDonald’s (main meals etc, she hates beige foodCan I ask how often your little ones have McDonald’s. If ever …
My son has it once a week on a Monday after gymnastics class (providing hes been good) he loves the nuggets (eats all 4) and eats probably half of the chips. Obviously obsessed with the toys he collects tooCan I ask how often your little ones have McDonald’s. If ever …
We’ve never found good kids ones, they just use my husbands normal ear defenders! Absolutely huge but do the job (for fireworks usually)Me and my boyfriend are taking my son to the air show this weekend, not super close just a bit close so he can see the airplanes, he loves airplanesbut wanted to get some headphones for him in case it’s a bit loud for him, is there any anyone would recommend? Thanks in advance!!
We've had these for a year and a half now and I think they're goodMe and my boyfriend are taking my son to the air show this weekend, not super close just a bit close so he can see the airplanes, he loves airplanesbut wanted to get some headphones for him in case it’s a bit loud for him, is there any anyone would recommend? Thanks in advance!!
thank you! I’ve just ordered themWe've had these for a year and a half now and I think they're good
Would definitely recommend.
They do them in lots of colours
Twice a month at most.I think twice a week is excessive tho
Sorry thought you misred my post.Twice a month at most.
Are you sure the chips aren’t salted. They really taste like they areTwice a month at most.
Sorry thought you misred my post.
I think McDonald’s just had bad connotations associated. The chips aren’t actually salted anymore and fish fingers woukdnt be sniffed at at nursery etc. whereas a burger twice a week would be different. I think it depends what they are being fed x
They definitely areAre you sure the chips aren’t salted. They really taste like they are
The chips are 100% salted.Are you sure the chips aren’t salted. They really taste like they are
No I didn’t misread haha I was saying for me I think twice a week is excessive as she takes him twice a week sometimesTwice a month at most.
Sorry thought you misred my post.
I think McDonald’s just had bad connotations associated. The chips aren’t actually salted anymore and fish fingers woukdnt be sniffed at at nursery etc. whereas a burger twice a week would be different. I think it depends what they are being fed x
I tried the lunchbox and she claimed he wouldn’t eat it … but I know that’s bollocks. She’s a weirdo and a control freak she has to have things her wayMcDonald’s goes through all of us! I don’t know why we do it. I mean, I do because it’s one day a week when I can’t be arsed to argue about dinner
Can you pack him a lunchbox?
The chips are definitely salted - you can see the salt grains on them!Twice a month at most.
Sorry thought you misred my post.
I think McDonald’s just had bad connotations associated. The chips aren’t actually salted anymore and fish fingers woukdnt be sniffed at at nursery etc. whereas a burger twice a week would be different. I think it depends what they are being fed x
I think it depends which branch as some add it and some don’t! I sometimes have to add it myselfAre you sure the chips aren’t salted. They really taste like they are
As per the brand guidelines they are supposed to dust the fries with salt as standard. If you request fries with no salt you have to wait for a fresh batch to cook and they take a portion out before saltingI think it depends which branch as some add it and some don’t! I sometimes have to add it myself
Hi, has he had his 2 year check yet from health visitor ? Mention it to them or you can ask referral to ADHD. If it helps my son is 3 and doesn’t say a right lot he’s getting there slowly. XHi all long term lurker just looking for a bit of advice really.
I have a recently turned 2 year old who still isn't talking has anyone had any experience with this? he will be starting nursery soon and I’m hoping this will help him a lot. its just worrying me a lot but HV etc have said not to worry. He is being sent for a hearing test but I am 99% sure that it’s fine.
I suppose I’m just worried if there is an overall problem also with the lack of speech he has never pointed or waved. If he wants things he brings them over etc. he claps his hands and babbles just no real words. He’s very smiley and does give eye contact unless he is distracted in something. He’s an excellent sleeper, was a fantastic eater as a baby but since about 18m has become fussier although I can live with that. The other thing is he is quite expressive with his hands at times but Im not sure if that’s because he can’t speak he is showing excitement the way.
Any thoughts, am I over thinking? Google isnt very helpful!
Thank you. It’s so hard to know what to do!Hi, has he had his 2 year check yet from health visitor ? Mention it to them or you can ask referral to ADHD. If it helps my son is 3 and doesn’t say a right lot he’s getting there slowly. X
Sorry just reread it and seen about HV. If they’re not worried o probs wouldn’t worry
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