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Originally Posted by mykalberta
What really GMG is the recent news stories about parents trying to ban what other parents can pack in their kids lunches or snacks.
Tell your kid not to eat my kids lunch and I will tell my kid not to share and there shouldnt be a problem. As someone who hopefully will soon be on the child bearing path I could care less about another kids allergy. It wouldnt prevent me in the least from what I choose to send for lunch/snack with my child.
And if I have a kid with an allergy I will tell them to only eat their own meals and nothing else. Fkn pisses me off reading this crap about dairy free pancakes and then upset they were served with syrup - fk u lady.
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This seems like a really short-sighted view on the topic. Sure you can advise your child not to share food, but that doesn't take into account the multitude of other scenarios that are likely to occur when kids eat.
I am not saying food fight in the cafeteria, but I am sure you can acknowledge that food gets on kids hands; sandwich crusts /left over food get left around; kids playing before they wash their hands; etc. etc.