Of course, you can be exempt from this
rule, if you provide a note from your doctor with an excuse as to why you want
your child to have homemade lunches over the ones in the cafeteria.I imagine
that would read something like this," Please excuse Megan from eating the
chicken nuggets, tater tots and other foods from the cafeteria as her mother
would prefer she ate...anything else!"I think these programs are misguided.
Instead of worrying about every little thing we're feeding our kids, they should
be concerning themselves with the kids who aren't being fed at all. I think
schools should provide food for the children who just don't have enough at home
because those families could use some support. It should be about looking out
for each other and working together as a community to help each other out, not
judging each other's parenting choices.The most confusing part of this story for
me, is that while this school doesn't trust their parents enough to pack
homemade lunches, they promote the fact that they sell ice cream and nachos
during P.E.
There are ways we can teach our kids about nutrition and
healthy living without creating weird rules about food, but we have to do the
proper research to make sure this is done correctly. I applaud the schools that
want to take action, but beg them not to jump into something without looking at
it from all angles to make sure that in their effort to encourage healthy kids,
they aren't creating confused, embarrassed and eating disordered ones instead.If
our goal is to raise healthy, well-adjusted kids, we have to work together to
make that happen. It may take a village to raise a child, but if that village is
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meal-planning and grocery-delivery company Dinnerit (dinnerit.ca) opened in
August, targeted at those who like to cook, but want to outsource the planning.
The service brings a meal plan and major ingredients (they expect that you stock
common items such as spices, oils and vinegars) to your door on a weekly,
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three or five recipes. Feed four with three dinners a week for $99."We have
always loved home cooking," says owner Denise Fernandes, noting that her family
had found it challenging to plan and shop for healthy meals while managing two
full-time jobs and childcare.