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Kids & Food:wot to pack for school?
2007-03-26
Name: Hamzay



I am a mom of 3 year old Twin boys - they will be starting school next week and I am so paranoid about the routine change (getting up really early !!)
But most of all I am paranoid of what to think about n give them for their snack time everyday .
I have to give them dry things and easy to eat stuff which they wont make a mess with - and interesting n tasty goodies everytime - for the time being I have thought about Banana muffins and oatmeal cookies which I could bake n keep pre hand - any other suggestions I would greatly appreciate - please help me
What about savory - gimme sandwich ideas - I tried tomato sandwich - but they remove the veggies n did not eat it - they don’t like peanut butter - but only bread jam can save one day - what else guys - something easy - gimme recipies - gimme suggestions - please help me - I am so confused and scared how am I going to do it?!!!!!!please help!
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2007-05-08
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Anonymous Name: niharika
Subject:  non messy food idea



hi..
i am also trying things as you are and have found few besides what is already suggested.. french toast, cheese toast, paneer toast, seviyan upma, sooji upma, stuffed parathas like aloo,paneer and carrot..

let me know if you get more ideas!
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2007-04-26
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Anonymous Name: Kanika
Subject:  Tiffin



Dear Hamzay,

I am sailing in the same boat as you. My two year son will begin his playschool in July. I am trying to feed him a different breakfast daily. You can try Parantha subzi, Vegetable cutlet, macroni, idli - chutney,soya cutlet. If you get to know more new things let me know :)
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2007-04-02
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Anonymous Name: manmeet
Subject:  nutritious food



DearHamzay,
Why dont u try
Fruit salads /sprouts/dry fruit/ Rice pulao/cheese sandwitch/honey sandwitch etc.
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2007-06-27
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Anonymous Name: nadiya
Subject:  what to send:)



my son doesnt eat all thouse things...not cheese no any kinda sandvich no to paratha and any upmas and rices..

and its really difficult thing what to send...
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