Guest guest Posted March 8, 2009 Report Share Posted March 8, 2009 Hi all, I have another questions related to my family's recent move. I will be enrolling my son in a new preschool and like most things about it, except for their food menu. I discussed this with the school's director and she was very accommodating about me bringing in alternate food for my veggie son and was even open to my suggestions for their menu in general. I explained that I really only like to give him fresh produce--and organic if I can afford it. She said that would be great, but they are a non-profit org (little money for this) and also have to follow the state food program guidelines for nutritional content. My issue is that (in looking at the sample menu) they have things like pop-tarts (!!!) for snack and juice almost every day (my son doesn't even like juice--he's really never had it). I would love to hear from any parents who have had success with 1.) sending substitute foods with their child (and learning how to help their child be OK with having something different) or 2.) helping a childcare facility change their menu to accommodate some of the things that come up on this listserve (I loved the discussion of juice-substitutes). Thank you for any ideas people might have! Sarah Fraley Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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