To have just let my 2.5yo eat an entire 6-pack of Little Yeo yoghurts because I was glued to MN....

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Just that really. Does it make me a terrible mother? Needless to say he was delighted. And he learnt to take the lids off by himself which could be considered 'acquiring a new skill' desperately clutching at straws

How guilty should I feel? Probably very, given that I'm still on here posting about it.

Hahaha at least it wasn't a huge bag if sweets or chocolate. I wouldn't worry as a one off... Somethings (mn) are important!!!

they're his calcium intake for the week aren't they?

it's not crack FGS.... or a whole bag of Haribo.

Just think of the calcium :)

Yanbu but I'm amazed he can eat 6 in one go.

My son wouldn't be able to open them. Yours is v, advanced! A small bag of haribo probably contains the same amount of sugar.

Calcium, YES! Good thinking . Now if only it was sunny, I could stick him out in the garden to get some vitamin D to go with it —while I continue to browse MN--

I was amazed too ladyluck, but we are out of milk - perhaps that would explain it. He would normally happily forego food for milk but I guess yoghurt is a good stand-in.

My son wouldn't be able to open them. Yours is v, advanced! A small bag of haribo probably contains the same amount of sugar.

But none of the calcium. So it was a good decision OP

Oh, that strikethrough worked well!

Is it just me or are those lids even harder to get off then any other yoghurt? ! It's like you have to work for it!

"it's not crack FGS"

I'm using that to justify every poorly thought out dietary choice from now on. Good work SuperFlyHigh

Boosterseat - it was an in joke between me and some friends that Pringles were so addictive they were like crack. not that I've tried crack!

Love "it's not crack" too! In fact, that can be my response to DH when he inevitably comments on the 6 little pots sitting next to the sink

OP - also think of it this way... your DS being diverted by opening the pots and eating them diverted a possible tantrum (does he have them at this age?) so it's a win win there too!

Yes! The tantrums are seemingly endless, and that WAS the most peaceful 30mins of the day. Off I run to the shops for more yoghurts for tomorrow....

OP - my neighbour has a 3 year old - when I saw her last year about teatime and before bedtime she'd refer to this time as the "witching hour"...

I don't have kids but I do know (child-minded before) that toddler time is so stressful...

and if yoghurts work - win win!