Ah, the little monsters. Part of what makes Lynn’s work so delightful is the tiny moments of observation – children do love to make up little songs about themselves.
Why does saghetti come in soup bowls and the kids have to eat it with a spoon? Poor day care kids, I remember Canada had plastic forks back in the early 1990s. Have you ever tried eating spaghetti with a spoon? Kids can’t poke themselves with plastic forks. Besides the spaghetti looks more like peeled onions! Yummy.
I told kids who turned their nose up at food because they didn’t like the taste, " get over it. I caught you chewing on a stick outside today and a half hour ago you were sucking an a wet shoelace".
At my grandkids’s daycare center, the lunchtime motto was “We get what we get and we don’t get upset.” It was interesting to see how quickly new kids accepted this idea. I suppose part of that acceptance was the no-stress peer pressure when the new kid saw that everybody else had no problem with it and asked for seconds.
Tantor almost 2 years ago
What a difficult girl
Templo S.U.D. almost 2 years ago
Would Aypo want funny-chimney instead?
littlejohn Premium Member almost 2 years ago
I wonder what April’s problem is with spaghetti? I always thought of spaghetti as a treat. (I make it from scratch. Not ready made from some jar.)
MagOctopus almost 2 years ago
Ah, the little monsters. Part of what makes Lynn’s work so delightful is the tiny moments of observation – children do love to make up little songs about themselves.
dcdete. almost 2 years ago
Why does saghetti come in soup bowls and the kids have to eat it with a spoon? Poor day care kids, I remember Canada had plastic forks back in the early 1990s. Have you ever tried eating spaghetti with a spoon? Kids can’t poke themselves with plastic forks. Besides the spaghetti looks more like peeled onions! Yummy.
Johnnyrico almost 2 years ago
Panel 3: April has a deformed head, just like St. Michael..
kaycstamper almost 2 years ago
Oh oh…problems in her digestive system?
calliarcale almost 2 years ago
Preschoolers are like Labrador retrievers — sometimes it seems like they’ll eat everything except what they’re supposed to. :-D
NeedaChuckle Premium Member almost 2 years ago
Try spaghettios, she may think they are buttons.
gigagrouch almost 2 years ago
Well, almost anything…
ladykat almost 2 years ago
To quote Edith Bunker: “Do you need an enema?”
198.23.5.11 almost 2 years ago
That’s one friendly day care center.No “look for it yourself,lady”??
Daltongang Premium Member almost 2 years ago
Oh come on now April, it’s button flavored spaghetti.
brick10 almost 2 years ago
“…anything but actual human food.”
PaigeFoxfangirl almost 2 years ago
The irony, I got an ad for chimneys on this site
bt almost 2 years ago
Why I never wanted a job in child care.
car2ner almost 2 years ago
I told kids who turned their nose up at food because they didn’t like the taste, " get over it. I caught you chewing on a stick outside today and a half hour ago you were sucking an a wet shoelace".
CoreyTaylor1 almost 2 years ago
No wonder she doesn’t want it, do you see any sauce?
The_Great_Black President almost 2 years ago
April is in training for a career as a drug mule. She can move on to swallowing balloons full of heroin then take a flight into Canada.
dlaemmerhirt999 almost 2 years ago
Oof! April’s gonna’ find it hard to be a kid if she doesn’t like PASKETTI!
Foob almost 2 years ago
Hey! Look, everybody! April can pronounce button now!!
cmxx almost 2 years ago
At my grandkids’s daycare center, the lunchtime motto was “We get what we get and we don’t get upset.” It was interesting to see how quickly new kids accepted this idea. I suppose part of that acceptance was the no-stress peer pressure when the new kid saw that everybody else had no problem with it and asked for seconds.
howtheduck almost 2 years ago
“saghettis”? Over on The Family Circus, the kids eat “pasketti” and understand that is the plural form of the word.
HodgeElmwood almost 2 years ago
If daycare workers are required to examine the contents of diapers and potty chairs, it’s no wonder it’s hard to find people willing to work there.