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quavers for 9m old?

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wizadora · 20/05/2007 19:00

i work in a shop and there is a girl that comes in to buy her 9m dd quavers.her dd is 2weeks older than mine and i dont think i would dream of buying her quavers.is this just me being weird? she comes in quite often and just gives her dd the packet.if we dont have quavers she buys wotsits or something similar

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Hilllary · 20/05/2007 19:38

Oh well.

PeppermintStick · 20/05/2007 19:39

I would be highly concerned about the salt levels. There are similar snacks available for kids with much less salt.

LongDistanceClara · 20/05/2007 19:41

There are other snacks that melt in the mouth that aren't as high in salt or as yellow.

Organix do crisps just like wotsits, for instance.

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WelshBoris · 20/05/2007 19:42

Or as chavvy

easywriter · 20/05/2007 19:44

NOw quavers for a 38 year old?... ... that's perfectly acceptable.

Anyone fancy nipping to the shop to get me a packet?

beansprout · 20/05/2007 19:46

Why not feed them something that actually has some nutrients?

MaryHinge · 20/05/2007 19:46

Organic pretty much didn't exist when mine were little.

Rantmum · 20/05/2007 19:46

I take the attitude with DS (2.4) that what he doesn't know about he can't scream for.

He gets raisins, and apples etc when we are out shopping to distract him. Of course he is my first so I am sure that with any subsequent children I will not have the benefit of complete ignorance of all things crisp-like.

Once when I was out and feeding DS those baby rice cakes, some woman commented on poor DS having to eat those health foods. He was 1 years old and LOVED rice cakes - he simply didn't KNOW that he was deprived fgs!

(DS does get crisps occasionally with lunch, I am not a total puritan)

hatrick · 20/05/2007 19:46

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MissGolightly · 20/05/2007 19:47

LOL at "bottomy". I am seriously considering running to the corner shop to find out what bottomy hands smell like!

LongDistanceClara · 20/05/2007 19:47

Your bottom smells of Quavers, Hatrick?

LongDistanceClara · 20/05/2007 19:47

MissG, just scratch your arse

MaryHinge · 20/05/2007 19:48

Obviously needs bleaching eh Clara?

MissGolightly · 20/05/2007 19:48

But does my arse smell like quavers...?

[sidles out of room to find out...]

LongDistanceClara · 20/05/2007 19:48
easywriter · 20/05/2007 19:48

Hahahahahahaha! Long distance lady, you make me laugh!

LongDistanceClara · 20/05/2007 19:48

Ach, you're among friends here, MissG

MissGolightly · 20/05/2007 19:50

Yes, but I fear the cat would be shocked.

FrannyandZooey · 20/05/2007 19:54

I would have thought Quavers smelt penisy rather than bottomy

oh no I don't think I will post this after all

WelshBoris · 20/05/2007 19:55

Penisy hands

hatrick · 20/05/2007 19:57

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Tortington · 20/05/2007 19:58

and wotsits. just before a maccy Ds in town. and you get the macflurry becuase it shuts them up.

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wizadora · 20/05/2007 20:00

mmm well vary varied ideas here about quavers.especially regarding the smell think this one is going off on a tangent....thanks for all the replies!!

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Tortington · 20/05/2007 20:02

oh yeah!

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