What do toddlers around the world eat?

Hot dogs are the number one cause of choking deaths in toddlers. They
fit perfectly in the windpipe. CUT THEM UP SMALL.

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Hi folks,

I am a journalist from America, writing an article on what toddlers
(about 2 years old) around the world eat. For example: in America
it's
commonly chicken nuggets, cereal, hot dogs, etc.

Huh? Not really, for any toddlers that I have known. Maybe in some
areas, but not all. Remember, America is a large area and it contains
many different countries.

BOB

tbadal said:

Hi folks,

I am a journalist from America, writing an article on what toddlers
(about 2 years old) around the world eat. For example: in America it's
commonly chicken nuggets, cereal, hot dogs, etc.

Not in my experience. I think you are being fed a stereotype that is
not really true, unless that's what the family eats also.

gloria p

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tbadal said:

Hi folks,

I am a journalist from America, writing an article on what toddlers
(about 2 years old) around the world eat. For example: in America it's
commonly chicken nuggets, cereal, hot dogs, etc.

Ooh the depth and breadth of your research is already apparent!

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I would like to know what moms outside of America feed their toddlers
as snack foods. If you have any interesting and colorful foods,
anecdotes, funny stories, and traditions with the foods I would like to
hear them!

Your comments may be used in an award-winning US parenting magazine
with over a million subscribers.

Oh good, this mean you can afford to pay us for doing your job! How
per word?

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I look forward to your feedback. Thanks for any help you can provide.

You're welcome.

Charleson Mambo

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Hope I get credited and paid or I'll be in touch with you!

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Hi folks,

I am a journalist from America, writing an article on what toddlers
(about 2 years old) around the world eat. For example: in America it's
commonly chicken nuggets, cereal, hot dogs, etc.

Where the hell are you from? I fed my kids whisky, when I was in good
mood. Otherwise it was broken glass. They're really well adjusted as a
result. Chicken nuggets and hot dogs, my ass.

Scott.

Scotty said:

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Quoted message said:

Hi folks,

I am a journalist from America, writing an article on what toddlers
(about 2 years old) around the world eat. For example: in America it's
commonly chicken nuggets, cereal, hot dogs, etc.

Where the hell are you from? I fed my kids whisky, when I was in good
mood. Otherwise it was broken glass. They're really well adjusted as a
result. Chicken nuggets and hot dogs, my ass.

Toadlers can eat [censored] as far as I'm concerned...

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Best
Greg

tbadal said:

Hi folks,

I am a journalist from America, writing an article on what toddlers
(about 2 years old) around the world eat.

You mean besides crayons?

Best regards,
Bob

Well at 2 years old I suppose they eat "BABY" food, must be called
that for a reason hmm. If you are what you say you are, I suggest you
stop buying the line of [censored] you're being "fed". That is they do in
between leaking all over the place. Now pay up, I figure $3 a letter
should cover it.

tbadal said:

Hi folks,

I am a journalist from America, writing an article on what toddlers
(about 2 years old) around the world eat. For example: in America

it's

Quoted message said:

commonly chicken nuggets, cereal, hot dogs, etc.

Not at my house. Nary a chicken nugget will touch my sweet pea's lips!

Quoted message said:

I would like to know what moms outside of America feed their toddlers
as snack foods. If you have any interesting and colorful foods,
anecdotes, funny stories, and traditions with the foods I would like

to

Quoted message said:

hear them!

Your comments may be used in an award-winning US parenting magazine
with over a million subscribers.

I look forward to your feedback. Thanks for any help you can provide.

Please don't disparage all US Moms by saying we all feed our kids that
[censored]. My son (15 months) eats what we eat - all varieties of food -
including beets, swiss chard, black-eyed peas, broccoli, whole grain
rice and pasta, and all sorts of good stuff.

-L.

tbadal said:

Hi folks,

I am a journalist from America, writing an article on what toddlers
(about 2 years old) around the world eat. For example: in America it's
commonly chicken nuggets, cereal, hot dogs, etc.

Are you serious? Yuck.
When my sons were toddlers, they used to eat whatever we used to eat,
period. As I am the house cook and I love cooking, that means French
food, Italian food, Chinese, Thai and Japanese food, Spanish and
Portuguese food... You get the idea. They are now 10 and 7, and only
the quantities have changed. They sure appreciate good food!

Nathalie in Switzerland

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Scotty said:

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Quoted message said:

Hi folks,

I am a journalist from America, writing an article on what toddlers
(about 2 years old) around the world eat. For example: in America it's
commonly chicken nuggets, cereal, hot dogs, etc.

Where the hell are you from? I fed my kids whisky, when I was in good
mood. Otherwise it was broken glass. They're really well adjusted as a
result. Chicken nuggets and hot dogs, my ass.

Toadlers can eat [censored] as far as I'm concerned...

They mostly do.

Cheers, Phred.

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Quoted message said:

Hi folks,

I am a journalist from America, writing an article on what toddlers
(about 2 years old) around the world eat. For example: in America it's
commonly chicken nuggets, cereal, hot dogs, etc.

Where the hell are you from? I fed my kids whisky, when I was in good
mood. Otherwise it was broken glass. They're really well adjusted as a
result. Chicken nuggets and hot dogs, my ass.

Scott.

You did *WHAT* with the 'dogs and 'nuggets?!?

Shaun aRe...

tbadal said:

Hi folks,

I am a journalist from America, writing an article on what toddlers
(about 2 years old) around the world eat. For example: in America it's
commonly chicken nuggets, cereal, hot dogs, etc.

I would like to know what moms outside of America feed their toddlers
as snack foods. If you have any interesting and colorful foods,
anecdotes, funny stories, and traditions with the foods I would like to
hear them!

Your comments may be used in an award-winning US parenting magazine
with over a million subscribers.

I look forward to your feedback. Thanks for any help you can provide.

Most folks in this part of the country like to feed 'em corn, but I like
acorns...gives 'em a better flavor!

Bubba

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Hi folks,

I am a journalist from America, writing an article on what toddlers
(about 2 years old) around the world eat. For example: in America it's
commonly chicken nuggets, cereal, hot dogs, etc.

Are you nuts? "commonly chicken nuggets, cereal, hot dogs, etc" I think you
need to do more research before drawing those generalized statements. My
grandkids "Corn, sausage, roast, pasketti, green beans, apples, strawberries,
bananas, oatmeal, toast, salad, cheese, and the list goes on and on. Chicken
Nuggets is an occasional reward.

Dimitri

On Wed 27 Apr 2005 06:15:24a, Bubba wrote in rec.food.cooking:

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tbadal said:

Hi folks,

I am a journalist from America, writing an article on what toddlers
(about 2 years old) around the world eat. For example: in America it's
commonly chicken nuggets, cereal, hot dogs, etc.

I would like to know what moms outside of America feed their toddlers
as snack foods. If you have any interesting and colorful foods,
anecdotes, funny stories, and traditions with the foods I would like to
hear them!

Your comments may be used in an award-winning US parenting magazine
with over a million subscribers.

I look forward to your feedback. Thanks for any help you can provide.

Most folks in this part of the country like to feed 'em corn, but I like
acorns...gives 'em a better flavor!

Bubba

Hickory nuts and Peanuts...gives 'em that Smithfield touch!

--
Wayne Boatwright
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Give me a smart idiot over a stupid genius any day.
Sam Goldwyn, 1882-1974

tbadal said:

I would like to know what moms outside of America feed their toddlers
as snack foods.

Breast milk, naturally.

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I look forward to your feedback.

Feedback, eh... trying to make a funny?

Sheldon

Food.

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Quoted message said:

Hi folks,

I am a journalist from America, writing an article on what toddlers
(about 2 years old) around the world eat. For example: in America it's
commonly chicken nuggets, cereal, hot dogs, etc.

I would like to know what moms outside of America feed their toddlers
as snack foods. If you have any interesting and colorful foods,
anecdotes, funny stories, and traditions with the foods I would like to
hear them!

Your comments may be used in an award-winning US parenting magazine
with over a million subscribers.

I look forward to your feedback. Thanks for any help you can provide.

tbadal said:

Hi folks,

I am a journalist from America, writing an article on what toddlers
(about 2 years old) around the world eat. For example: in America it's
commonly chicken nuggets, cereal, hot dogs, etc.

I would like to know what moms outside of America feed their toddlers
as snack foods. If you have any interesting and colorful foods,
anecdotes, funny stories, and traditions with the foods I would like to
hear them!

Your comments may be used in an award-winning US parenting magazine
with over a million subscribers.

I look forward to your feedback. Thanks for any help you can provide.

If they want healthy, well-adjusted kids who'll eat a wide variety of
food, hopefully they'll give them the same wide variety of fruits,
vegetables and meats as they eat themselves, only in smaller
quantities at a time! Toddlers eat what they're used to eating, and if
you want to feed your kids processed pap then that's what they'll
expect! Yes they love chicken nuggets but that's hardly the basis of a
healthy diet... of course a lot of parents think that stuff's 'food'
too so the kids haven't got a hope.
~Karen aka Kajikit
Crafts, cats, and chocolate - the three essentials of life
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