When our first daughter was born, I somehow got a subscription to a parenting magazine. Unfortunately, it seemed to be targeted to high-income parents with large homes, attached garages, huge backyards, and stay-at-home moms. We lived in a small apartment (no yard or garage) and I had to work. After about the 3rd issue I got fed up.
Don’t serve yucky foods. That worked for me. Also, if one child only liked crunchy peanut butter and one smooth, buy each since it will be used up just as quickly. Same goes with chicken vs tomato based soups. Serve some stir fried chicken before adding the sauce and so on. The third one comes along and has a choice.
Lest ye forget; this family is an artsy-fartsy New Hampshah Upper Class sort who just HAVE to be well-integrated into ‘that level’ of society.. Poor Teena…
blunebottle over 4 years ago
The editor is a thirteen-year-old?
dwane.scoty1 over 4 years ago
Like Hugh gives a rat’s Patoot about that magazine!
AMartin1 over 4 years ago
Don’t usually comment, but what about those mac n cheese instead of salmon commercials?
Wren Fahel over 4 years ago
When our first daughter was born, I somehow got a subscription to a parenting magazine. Unfortunately, it seemed to be targeted to high-income parents with large homes, attached garages, huge backyards, and stay-at-home moms. We lived in a small apartment (no yard or garage) and I had to work. After about the 3rd issue I got fed up.
gammaguy over 4 years ago
I have always found it difficult to “identify” with this meme.
My mom didn’t cook fancy, but from infancy to adulthood, I loved all the food she prepared. (My siblings and I also learned to prepare our own.)
Nor did I ever have any friends whose parents prepared food that their kids detested.
Grutzi over 4 years ago
Don’t serve yucky foods. That worked for me. Also, if one child only liked crunchy peanut butter and one smooth, buy each since it will be used up just as quickly. Same goes with chicken vs tomato based soups. Serve some stir fried chicken before adding the sauce and so on. The third one comes along and has a choice.
Plods with ...™ over 4 years ago
In the next issue of DUH! magazine…
unca jim over 4 years ago
Lest ye forget; this family is an artsy-fartsy New Hampshah Upper Class sort who just HAVE to be well-integrated into ‘that level’ of society.. Poor Teena…
Serial Pedant over 4 years ago
Yeah? You never had to choke down my mom’s salmon croquets. Even the cats tried to kick dirt over them.