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And Nina wearing another dress that seems a bit on the small side.
Yet another roast dinner with just broccoli as a vegetable..... I used to feel bad my son was fussy unlike Nina, but then again, she eats literally one vegetable when they have any sort of roast
. I wonder if she’ll be pickier once she goes to school and can’t just have courgette fritters for lunch
. I wonder if she’ll be pickier once she goes to school and can’t just have courgette fritters for lunchI genuinely don’t know what Rebecca is going to do when Nina is at school and she can’t control what she eats so much anymore. She admits now that she doesn’t let Nina eat dinner with the rest of the nursery children.Yet another roast dinner with just broccoli as a vegetable..... I used to feel bad my son was fussy unlike Nina, but then again, she eats literally one vegetable when they have any sort of roast
I think Rebecca has real issues/a really bad relationship with food and sadly she’s not only passing these on to Nina, but on to impressionable mothers who follow her online. The Facebook group speaks for itself.
She doesn’t let Nina have dinner at nursery with the other kids?! What sort of message will that be sending to Nina??
I’m pretty sure she said that Nina has some fruit or something and then eats dinner at home!
but sure she always says she has to make a quick post nursery tea which is usually that quick cook pasta? Why not just let the child have a nutritious dinner at nursery and then a small supper when she gets home? I’m baffled by that
The Facebook group is actually tragic.
Women panicking their partner has fed their kid something like coco pops/ jam on toast etc, but yet they get some cheesy, buttery, courgetty, puff pastry concoction on the daily thanks to Rebecca. Go figure
because the afternoon meals at nursery aren’t a substantial meal. It’s basically a snack. A small bowl of soup, or beans on toast or a slice of pizza. I agree with her, it’s not great and it’s also not cheap.
Oh right ok that explains it, it’s different to my kids nursery then as they give them a proper dinner every day. Chicken curry, bolognese, cottage pie etc so I give her more of a lunch type snack when she gets home.
Mine just does afternoon snack but oh my god dinner would be a life saver!!!!
Mine too! Their dinner menu is amazing, and I always find mine eats things he wouldn’t eat at home too
Woooow.. pastry, courgette and cheese...
I actually can’t get over this... it’s awful!!!!
Cheesy pasta AGAIN
It is terrible, and as expected it’s literally just milk, cornflour and cheese to create the sauce. Topped with pastry of of course! Every meal she makes is the same milky, cheese sauce.
I’d love to see her make a tomato based sauce, that is legitimately packed full of hidden veggies, and explore it the many types of recipes you can create with that.
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