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Exactly. ...if we are all have hamburgers than hamburgers it is.....but to deny something that everyone is having...nope not gonna happen just to show the kid that I can.
Maybe its just my family but none of us ever have the same thing. DH gets one thing, I get something else and each of the kids order their own favorites.
If the child wants something that isn't on it...I don't think they should be forced. If everyone is having steak at the table ...the kid likes steak and wants steak and the parents say it's too expensive for you... have the kids hamburger while they chow down on filet mignon? r...that is just wrong.
growing up my dad and mom would always have a T bone on weekend, but us kids always got hamburger, but man they must of been 1 1/2 pounds with melted cheese, oh my god they was great. i still don't eat steak, gimme a hamburger any day
I am not going to order an adult sized meal for a child. I'd cut part of mine so they could have some though/
Gee I wasn't aware that having children order off of a children's menu was treating them like second class citizens. LOL
If they would enjoy a real meal rather that chicken nuggets or a hamburger and you deny them what while your eating high on the hog? Yes...that is treating them like second class I've seen people bring in peanut and butter for a kid at a resturant and when the kid protested was told that only adults got 'the good stuff'. Read what some of the he people here have said....they sound like their kids are the enemy and should be thankful for what ever slop is put in front of them...while the patents do what they like.
Maybe its just my family but none of us ever have the same thing. DH gets one thing, I get something else and each of the kids order their own favorites.
I didn't mean the same exact thing...but just the same menu. If you are going to a diner....you eat diner food. If you are going to a sit down restaurant than you don't tell the kids they don't deserve to eat what they would like when you are having what you want.
growing up my dad and mom would always have a T bone on weekend, but us kids always got hamburger, but man they must of been 1 1/2 pounds with melted cheese, oh my god they was great. i still don't eat steak, gimme a hamburger any day
So....you don't like steak and your parents provided you with an alternative you enjoyed. Tell me how ed you feel if they ordered steak and you got pb&j only?
So....you don't like steak and your parents provided you with an alternative you enjoyed. Tell me how ed you feel if they ordered steak and you got pb&j only?
i was claiming that back then my parent could not afford steaks for the whole family but he made up for it by not only suppling a good substitute but making sure there was plenty, it wasn't just a small hamburger but a loaded to the top man size sandwich. hell half the time the dog got part of mine because it was so big.
As much as it would drive me insane, I'd probably ignore it. There is no health ramification to having greasy hair. Peer pressure will kick in when the other kids say ew, your hair looks gross, and the problem will solve itself.
This. Her classmates will handle it.
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