I KNOW that the “experts” say we shouldn’t reward our children with food. They’ll end up with messed up ways of thinking about food and eventually be morbidly obese and probably prematurely bald or something.
So in the interest of following the advice of “experts” and not royally screwing him up, I didn’t actually reward Carson’s surprisingly AWESOME school behavior with pudding. Rather, I rewarded him with MAKING pudding. That’s totally different.
Any kids that sits in circle time AND sings AND likes it, totally deserves some pudding. I mean, they deserve to MAKE some pudding.
Poor Carson with the cheap Mommy. Maybe someday I’ll make enough off my ads to by real Nilla Wafers.
Now if I can just get him to wait until after dinner to eat it…then the pudding would be dessert and NOT a reward! TOTALLY. DIFFERENT.
Kim Potter
September 5, 2008 at 9:54 am
Pudding a treat or reward? A treat Make after school and Has to set up in fridge that s what I tell my kids. Always mix some fuirt in it then its getting them to eat the fuirts not eating a treat. But they don’t know that.
Second Chance Checking
November 17, 2009 at 4:27 am
Oh my god..best stuff ever. It’s 1:20 in the morning and I am craving this pudding now…Great job by the way…everything you could ask for and more.
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