Tuesday, September 19, 2006 4:45 PM
This may be okay with you. It may not be. You may be the mother but I guessed you who wore the red and yellow striped shirt and blue jeans with the Braves hat to be the mother of the dark haired, olive complected child who was being pushed in a red stroller. When the little girl's sippy cup was emptied, the nanny poured Dr. Pepper from her plastic bottle in to the cup. This was to keep the child content so she could continue on having a conversation with two other nannies or mothers. It worked. The little girl could not have been more than 2 years old. Personally, as a mother I have a problem with that, but you may not. Flame away.
Dr. Pepper is full of caffeine. This can not be a good thing for a two year old. Bad Nanny.
ReplyDeletethis is pretty much nit picking.
ReplyDeleteha!
ReplyDeleteA sippy cup of Dr. Pepper and this is your reaction. Heaven forbid a two year old have a piece of candy when you are around.
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ReplyDeleteIt's not abusive but not okay! What kind of nutritional habits do you people have to think this is ok. It indicates a lack of common sense at the very least. I'm sure mom and dad had fun that night when the kid was bouncing off the walls and crashing and they had no idea why.
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