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AIBU?

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To think that my friend is being uptight to dictate what snacks can be consumed in her house?

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firemansamantha · 14/06/2011 18:30

I have a group of friends, met through antenatal classes.

We've always met around each other's houses for a chat and catch up. The babies are all 9 months old now and been weaned a while.

Quite a few of the babies snack on raisins. This one friend has a dog(which she thanksfully locks in another room while we're there,. as I don#t want their dog around my DS).

Anyway, this one friend has a "no raisin" rule and basically refuses to let us give the DC raisins at her house. This is a right pain in the arse as DS loves them and they really get him out of bad/grumpy moods.

Friend says raisins aren't good for dogs but I just think it's rude for her to tell us what can and can't be eaten by 9 month old babies!

AIBU?

OP posts:
fearnelinen · 15/06/2011 18:55

I think I'd be really Blush if I'd got to the second child and people still though I treated them like a PFB. Maybe time to look in the mirror OP

AgainWhen · 15/06/2011 19:18

YABU

PenguinArmy · 15/06/2011 19:26

I still can't get over giving raisins to babies

Tchootnika · 15/06/2011 21:15

Thank you DBF. OP, YABU (tho you may not know it). Much as your kid loves his raisins, do you really want to kill this woman's dog?

PotPourri · 15/06/2011 23:45

Say your child had a peanut allergy and would go into anaphellatic (sp?) shock. Would you think it was unreasonable for your friend to come round and feed her toddler a bag of peanuts? Even if you put your child in another room while they were there?

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