Friday, April 5, 2013

A to Z: E - A Toddler Tale



Eating Easter M&M's


Sebastian just turned one in February. For Easter we made sure to give him (just a little) candy we felt he was developed enough to eat. So he got to taste milk chocolate M&M's for the first time.





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  1. What a cheeky grin! He's just a month younger than my niece. She's a cheeky monster too!
    Jemima at Jemima's blog

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    1. He is nothing but grin's this boy. Smiles and dimples, even when he's sick. It's amazing.

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  2. I think he's enjoying them!

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    1. He really is. He was surprised by them first, but then he got used to them really quick.

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  3. Oh, chocolate... I was really good about keeping sweets out of my daughter's hands, but when she was about two, I made a statement about her never having had chocolate and my best friend looked at me and said 'oh, you think so'--apparently cookies flowed freely at their house... Kids do love candy.

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    1. I was like that with my first son, then my mom said the same thing. :) I don't mind candy as long as it's highly regulated, but I don't want it to become the forbidden fruit, either. It's a hard line to walk.

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  4. How cute..he has them all lined up too. I do that with sweets. I must be the only person in the world who doesn't like m&ms, am I crazy?

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    1. Is it an M&M thing or a chocolate thing? I don't really like milk chocolate, myself, so I can understand. A good dark chocolate, on the other hand ...

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    2. hi carrie, i think its an m&m thing...i like chocolate buttons. i dont know if you can get them in the USA though.

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    3. I think you can get the buttons in a chocolate shop, but not a regular grocery store. They're probably better there, anyway, with less processing.

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