Sentences with phrase «eating goldfish»

My daughter was eating goldfish crackers while making a different puffy paint craft.

Children learning to use the toilet are highly prone to constipation; eating goldfish crackers, hot dogs, chicken nuggets, and other highly processed «food products» will only make the situation worse.

But after an 18 - day run eating Goldfish crackers for dinner and working on the business way past midnight, I realized when you're the only employee at your company, you become obsessed with everything.

«We added more northern pike and bass to eat the goldfish,» said Culp.

my son went through a phrase where he wouldonly eat goldfish.

These children were able to resist the temptation to eat the Goldfish crackers in front of them until given the okay (which anyone with a toddler knows is very difficult, Goldfish are everything).

Not exact matches

And I would never bring my kid to your house for a dinner party and pull out goldfish crackers and fruit snacks for Camille to eat instead of the homemade dinner you lovingly made.

love the idea of our own goldfish cause my ds cant eat the store bought ones any more = -LRB-

I usually give out pretzels and goldfish type crackers because I don't get very many trick or treater and so don't want that junk around my house — and quite honestly, my kids don't eat the candy.

Next, going back to the basics with food manners might help: Eat in places meant for eating; Goldfish cracker crumbs all over the library is really something scary.

If the boys fought me to go down for a nap and fell asleep in my bed rather than their cribs, I'd vent my frustrations over feeling trapped in the room with them by running downstairs and grabbing whatever we had in the cabinets — bags of Goldfish crackers, boxes of baby biscuits — gobbling all the candy and then telling my partner we must have left the bag at the store rather than confess that I'd eating it all.

My biggest question was — what's he going to eat for lunch?????? No lunch meat, no goldfish, no cookies, no drinks - what am I going to do??

I'm not talking about half eaten portions of pasta, I'm talking about kids throwing away unopened, individually wrapped food such as goldfish, animal cookies, yogurt, etc..

I have to disagree with Dina Rose that packaged process crap like goldfish crackers, yogurt tubes and chocolate milk should be considered «fun foods» and eaten once or twice a day.

I would say this easy DIY ocean scene is decorating our fridge, but my two year old ended up peeling off her goldfish crackers and eating them anyway, glue and all.

«Fun» foods are more processed and come from a package or contain added sugar or salt (think Goldfish crackers, chocolate milk and yogurt tubes); we should eat them less frequently — maybe once or twice a day.

Fortunately, our son's preschool teacher (it's easier then) makes sure they all eat the healthful foods before their snacks, even things like goldfish.

And like many kids on the autism spectrum (she was diagnosed with ASD in April), she self - limits her diet: «We eat a lot of Goldfish and pretzels around here.»

When I started adding up the juice, goldfish crackers and fruits they'd eat, I realized sometimes they probably weren't even hungry.

Like just fucking giving in and letting the kid eat the box of Goldfish for dinner, and then giving them ice cream because they finished their dinner.

Then all he would eat were crackers; goldfish cheez - its, Ritz, if it was a cracker he ate it.

When parents say their kids won't eat, they often mean that their kids want only Goldfish crackers for dinner, or the kid will only eat snack food.

With nary a Goldfish cracker in sight, they do it with few fits and tantrums, and actually seem to enjoy eating long meals as a family.

Now, he will drink from a sippy, eat cheerios, goldfish, waffles, pancakes, diced peaches and tonight actually tolerated rice pudding!

Conversely, for the goldfish crackers, the neutral group ate the most, followed by the happy children and the sad children.

I ate 5 puffy goldfish.

I am wishing you a fun day of chasing squirrels at the park, playing with your big brother's toys (while he's away at school) and sneaking into the pantry to eat your favorite pizza - flavored goldfish crackers.

It's scary to think what my diet mostly consisted of: saltines, goldfish crackers, mochas, Subway subs (I was a certified «sandwich artist»), whatever my mom could get me to eat, and chicken tenders and jojos (fried potato wedges) from our local grocery store deli.

I didn't climb the Everest backward, I won't run naked around Manhattan just to get your attention, I won't eat a live goldfish and film myself to post it on YouTube... I'm just a plain and ordinary guy, living a plain and ordinary life and seeking early retirement.

They actually resemble the Goldfish cracker snacks humans eat, but they are fish cookie snacks that cats can actually eat.

A) Convince them that eating is cool B) Sneak «nutrients» into their bodies (an illusion, of course) C) Have a fulfilling, fun childhood («How can childhood possibly be meaningful without Kool - Aid and goldfish crackers?»)

One whom my community can picture: a future daughter, sister, cousin, granddaughter, playmate... a future church nursery - attending, Goldfish cracker - eating, grinning former orphan that they have been praying home for almost 2 years now.