The sack lunches of most preschoolers reach potentially dangerous temperatures by the time kids eat them — even if an ice-pack was included, a new study shows.
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and yet our kids live?! what the heck?
ReplyDeletedid we really spend the money for this study. how have we survived for all of these years. is this just another push to force our kids to eat school lunches, breakfast, dinner, snacks etc.
ReplyDelete12 years of carrying a brown paper bag with egg salad, tuna salad, olive loaf/cheese samiches and I don't recall anyone in my school dying from lunch! But wait a minute, we were allowed to play outside, run barefoot through the barn and pastures, get dirty and swim in the river. Maybe all those germs kept us safe from the horrible things like peanuts that today's kids are allergic to.
ReplyDeleteAmen. A little mold on the jelly, scrape it off. Natural antibiotic. I played hard in the dirt and never got sick.
ReplyDeleteGet rid of the antibiotic soaps and creams. Our autoimmune strength is destructing from it.
ReplyDeleteYeah, how did we grow up with paper bags or lunch boxes with no ice packs and still live? This world has gone nuts. Can't even give a child a hug without someone thinking you're up to no good. (totally different subject, I know. LOL)
ReplyDeleteI still would rather/insist my children eat a "warm" sandwich instead of the crap they serve at the schools.
ReplyDeleteJust shut up and leave me alone. I will be my kid's parent.
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