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Eating a sausage at toddler class?!

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Girl33 · 24/06/2015 14:43

I took my son today to a mum and toddler yoga class. All the kids were playing and snacking so my son got peckish. He chose a sausage from his lunchbox and the teacher informed me that meat wasn't allowed in the studio. I was so upset and I couldn't just take it off my son so we left.
Now im home I just feel really shocked and angry. I'm vegetarian but my son isn't, he's only little. Don't really want to go back there now.
Who had ever heard of this before???

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Springtimemama · 24/06/2015 23:08

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WhitePhantom · 24/06/2015 23:19

What's the big connection between yoga and vegetarianism that people keep referring to?? The comparisons to pork in a Hindu building are completely baffling me!

And in fairness, if all the other kids were having a snack, why are people hopping of the OP for giving her kid a snack too?

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gallicgirl · 24/06/2015 23:29

How the hell is a sausage a choke risk?

I'm assuming that if you're taking the child to a yoga class, they're old enough to sort of follow instructions. Therefore they're also old enough to grip a greasy sausage in their sweaty fist, bite it and chew. Do you seriously cut up sausages for snacks????

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Springtimemama · 25/06/2015 06:38

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RubbishRobotFromTheDawnOfTime · 25/06/2015 06:59

"What's the big connection between yoga and vegetarianism that people keep referring to?"

Yoga is a practice of the Hindu religion.

So is vegetarianism.

I thought people knew this.

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Springtimemama · 25/06/2015 07:23

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Hoppinggreen · 25/06/2015 08:28

Yanbu to try to feed a sausage to your child as a snack but the ensuing drama is a bit OTT.
You were asked not to do it as the class was vegetarian so " ok, sorry no problem" and then forgetting the whole thing would have been a more reasoned response to being shocked, upset no angry.
Drama over nothing

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Floggingmolly · 25/06/2015 08:58

Does it matter that "the majority of Hindus" aren't vegetarian? The one the op encountered obviously was, she told op at the time (doesn't matter that she failed put a sign up to announce the fact in advance) and op over reacted massively to a stupid little non event.
If a class happens to take place over a toddlers lunch time; eat before or after.
This carting lunch boxes everywhere you go no matter what the time of day or how appropriate the venue may be is unecessary nonsense.

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Springtimemama · 25/06/2015 10:10

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OTheHugeManatee · 25/06/2015 10:22

Grin.

Just Grin

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