Hello, feel a bit of a twit asking at DD's nursery... so much better to be a twit on MN!
DD does two full days at local nursery, usually has breakfast at home and then lunch at nursery, and what they call 'tea' at around 3.30pm, before I collect her at 5pm.
I'm just a bit confused as to what I should feed her when we get home. When she's home with me I give her an early lunch, and maybe a snack when she wakes up from her nap (some milk, a handful of raisins or a crumpet) and then a 'proper' meal at 5-ish.
Is this 'tea' that she has at nursery supposed to be in lieu of a full evening meal? It's normally some sandwiches, or cheese and crackers, and some fruit or fromage frais - more than I would give her at that time at home, but certainly not enough to keep her going until bedtime.
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meals at nursery - what is 'tea' meant to be then?
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loomer · 24/04/2007 14:57
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