To think she shouldn't have eaten the biscuit!

[Babyiwantabump]

Possibly being a tiny bit U but...

DS (3) made biscuits at nursery today . He had two to bring home. As I was strapping him and baby DS in the car DD took it upon herself to eat the bloody biscuits!

I hadn't even seen them!
I wanted OH to see them too as it's the first time DS has done this kind of thing.

DS is sad that mummy and daddy didn't get to see the biscuits.

I'm quite annoyed ! Greedy git!

[Wheresthattomoibabber]

How old is she?

[HeartsTrumpDiamonds]

Yes age of DD is important to know!

[ItWentInMyEye]

Depends how old she is

[squashytoes]

Depends how old your DD how I would react, but you sound awfully precious about some biscuits really.

[TheGaleanthropist]

Here have a couple of new ones!

[acornsandnuts]

Bless. It's biscuits. Not ideal but I wouldn't make s fuss. Why not get them both baking at the weekend and make some more.

[TestingTestingWonTooFree]

If she's 3, fair enough. If she's 13 that deserves a telling off.

[ZilphasHatpin]

She'll have to bake him some more to make up for it.

[Pinkheart5915]

How old is your dd? Is she certainly old enough to know better? Bit diffrence between a 2 year old eating them and a 9year old.

If your dd is an older child, then yes it was greedy to eat them both and rude to do so without asking

[SantasLittleMonkeyButler]

A soggy nursery biscuit? Yum .

Are you going to tell us that DD is about 6 months old?

[SparkleTwinkleGoldGlitter]

How old Is your dd? A world of diffrence between a 2 year old and 8 year old having eaten them.

[SantasLittleMonkeyButler]

If she's 16 - send her down to the shop for the ingredients to make some more with him .

[Matildatoldsuchdreadfullies]

You do know that all ds did was wash his hands and stir the mixture - and if the nursery is really adventurous, he might even have chucked in some flour.

And, quite honestly, I'd never touch a biscuit made by a nursery child. I've seen too many children sneezing over the mixing bowl, or picking their nose and then putting their fingers in the mixture.

[SantasLittleMonkeyButler]

Sorry - that shouldn't have been a face! I was joking not being snippy!

[Babyiwantabump]

Sorry - she's 12 nearly 13!

[Wheresthattomoibabber]

[TestingTestingWonTooFree]

Bollocking for that. Even if he said she could, she shouldn't have.

[Wishiwasmoiradingle2017]

Tell her she has to make some more with ds!!

[SaucyJack]

Pretty nasty behaviour on her part then.

[SparkleTwinkleGoldGlitter]

In that case don't get wrong I wouldn't make a huge fuss but I would ave words with her about how it was greedy to eat both and ask why she didn't think to ask

[pinkopal]

When your first grandchild makes mummy some biscuits at nursery, eat them all.

[Babyiwantabump]

I'm not so bothered that I didn't get to eat them it's just DS was proud and wanted to show them to me and OH but didn't get to as DD had shoved them both in her face eaten them both before I'd even finished buckling the boys in the car!

[PuntCuffin]

That's the sort of thing my DS1 does to DS2. Gives me the rage every time!
Definitely make her bake again with him and read a riot act about being less selfish.
Although i don't eat nursery biscuits either.

[flumpybear]

Hhmmm does she feel left out do you think or is she being a pest!?

You should have rules in place - make them now

[ExcuseMyEyebrows]

Tell her what goes into biscuits made at nursery. That'll teach her

Honestly OP, the dough is usually grey and fuzzy before it goes in the oven...