The eternal catch cry for families everywhere is� ‘What’s For Dinner’.� Did you know that most families recycle the same six meals (or variations of) over and over again only for our children to whine and �complain and then not eat them.
I know I’m pretty much sick of cooking those same six meals.� Dinner time in my household is something like this:
Me: Putting down the plate of lovingly cooked hot �food in front of the children.
My children do however enjoy the nightly entertainment of Mum chucking a tantrum.� I’ve tried crying, I’ve tried bribery, I’ve left in a dinner table in a huff (and zipped down to the local coffee shop for a latte).��� Front row seats at a boxing match would be quieter than the nightly dinner time fights.� My husband knows better, he eats, well he’d better!
‘They ‘ say that you should get your children involved in choosing meals, getting them to help you do the preparation and cooking.� No – I know for a fact my eldest boy would rather starve to death then eat something green and crunchy.
What’s the solution?� Well in my five years of being a Mum, I’ve only found one solution.� No dinner, no Dessert!
By Jody Allen�
Jody Allen is the Chief Editor and Owner of Stay at Home Mum. �She has recently started writing a weekly article for The Gympie Times and thought you may enjoy it too!
Kate Carlile
Kate brings sexy back to the office as our Administration Manager and all-round most loveliest lady in the world. She is super Mum to four and the SAHM office would literally fall apart without her. Her dream is to colour the world purple whilst travelling around it in a lavender Winnebago!
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