Our son adores IHOP chocolate chip pancakes (not the healthiest of diets)He even told the waitress how he would miss them when he went home!Perhaps he'll open one up in Britain when he's older! [laugh]
Our son adores IHOP chocolate chip pancakes (not the healthiest of diets)He even told the waitress how he would miss them when he went home!Perhaps he'll open one up in Britain when he's older! [laugh]
My kids were both very fussy eaters, one still is, I just think that if you are only ther for 2 or 3 weeks, just let them have what they will eat ie. chips, burgers or whatever, there will be something they like even if it not very healthy. You can get them back onto a more healthy option when you get back. You are on holiday so don't let eating stress you out.[msntongue]
Lyn
Have to agree with all the comments above don`t worry about your childs fads and fancies my 13 year old is still a nightmare when it comes to eating for example buger and chips for breakfast at Denny`s long donut type thing (Chorio I think )for lunch at the parks and burger and chips in the evening every now and again he will shake the menu up and have chicken nuggets and chips he says he like to live on the edge lol.
Golden Coral is a great option as it is a good price and they can have a plate full of peas if thats what keeps them happy.
I do worry sometimes about the quality of his diet when we are away but there are so many great supermakets and the fruit and veg is lovely over there I`m sure you could sneak an apple or bannana in there somewhere
kym
it is ihop strawberry milkshakes for me. love them, dont need any food for lunch, as the milkshake fills me up. barbara
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