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if oyu give oyur kids no sugar or sweets ever

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LadyCodofCOdford · 04/06/2006 22:39

what do you do when they get older?
i mean do you stop them till they are 18 secretly scoffing choc when they are in bed
do you give them vgradual exposure ot it like a drug meanign that the sweets become a sought after object of desire

or what

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VeniVidiVickiQV · 04/06/2006 22:57

Perhaps i should point out at this point that my DD has a peanut allergy and is coming out of a cows milk protein allergy and therefore its utterly necessary to be very particular about what she eats (shop bought that is).

I quite happily give her stuff Ive made with sugar in. Its sweets i avoid. I dont unecessarily sugar up food either to make it more palatable.

LadyCodofCOdford · 04/06/2006 22:57

sherbet dib dabs

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LadyCodofCOdford · 04/06/2006 22:57

vvq are you trying to de ponce yourself?

:)

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Rowlers · 04/06/2006 22:58

flying saucers

LadyCodofCOdford · 04/06/2006 22:58

oh GOD yes R

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NotQuiteCockney · 04/06/2006 22:58

Is ponce a bad thing? You got offended at being out-ponced by me, didn't you? (Outponced by a Colonial!)

chjlly · 04/06/2006 22:58

I Love flying saucers! Blush

LadyCodofCOdford · 04/06/2006 22:59

\link{http://www.villagesweetshop.com/showprod_JRCHW35.htm\phew i LOVE these altho one is deffo enough}

was teashin nqc

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MadameClarydeClary · 04/06/2006 22:59

I don't have crisps or sweeties in the house as a rule.
However we do have choc eggs at Easter/chocs at Christmas/chocs from party bags and they eat all those.
A colleague calls me a food nazi because I don't habitually fill my Asda trolley with multipacks of crisps and basg of fun size Mars bars. Choc not banned here tho!
Mind you, of late I have been binning the jelly sweets and the brightly coloured crap out of party bags. I wouldn't buy it so why would I let others? Trying to eliminate trans fat/aspartame for them too. maybe I am a food nazi....
Cod, in answer to yr OP, no I don't really have a long-term plan, but hoping to educate them into liking food that is good for them by and large.
I always wonder - of you give them sweets when they get in, do they still eat their dinner?

VeniVidiVickiQV · 04/06/2006 22:59

Oh no! Am quite happy to be a ponce.

Am trying to explain away my controlling parental behaviour though Wink

Judd · 04/06/2006 22:59

Cola cubes!

Rowlers · 04/06/2006 23:00

Cherry lips
Ooer missus.

TheHonArfy · 04/06/2006 23:00

COLA CUBES

oh yum yum yum. I crave them when I'm feeling down/have a hangover

LadyCodofCOdford · 04/06/2006 23:00

er yes mrs C the eldest is almosy 8
dont hink one minni mars is going to ruin his appetite
the shool is only 3 mins away so we are back sharpish!

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LadyCodofCOdford · 04/06/2006 23:01

am alert to colurs htogh
mil got hem some picnmix form woolies
mad as sankes after

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LadyCodofCOdford · 04/06/2006 23:01

snakes even

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LadyCodofCOdford · 04/06/2006 23:01

pineapple chunks

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Rowlers · 04/06/2006 23:02

mojos

LadyCodofCOdford · 04/06/2006 23:02

oh yes they sued to he half a p

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TheHonArfy · 04/06/2006 23:02

there's a mix bag -'traditional favourites' or something - which has rhubarb and custard, pinapple cubes, cola cubes and pear drops in it.
Heaven

bubble99 · 04/06/2006 23:03

Fruit Salad.

Rowlers · 04/06/2006 23:03

lemon bonbons

bubble99 · 04/06/2006 23:03

Sweets, that is. Not a smug fruit affair.

MadameClarydeClary · 04/06/2006 23:03

No well that's OK then about dinner I mean.
I ask because a pal of DS1's always sweeties as he leaves school and he never eats his dinner (I know because he has been here to tea).
He's a bit of a squirt too (which I imagine yr boys are not lol).
Wondered if there was a connection.

hunkermunker · 04/06/2006 23:04

Oh, can't bear pear drops (or cough candy - yick) - the others are lovely though.

Strawberry bonbons...mmmmmmmmmm

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