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- christy1122 Jun 2, 2010 02:16 PM
My niece is coming to visit next week....they eat alot of basic fast food...
Looking for realistic suggestions...breakfast, lunch and dinner...
I would think a 5 year old would eat whatever the people around her are eating, unless there are any dietary restrictions. Of course, some parents only serve their kids buttered pasta or hot dogs. Maybe you can ask her parents for some general direction, and then use the visit as a chance to expose her to new and exciting food dishes - whatever your favorites are I'm sure would be fine.
Enlist her to help you to cook and she'll eat almost anything that she played a role in. Have her peel carrots, apples, etc, or tear lettuce for salad. Let her help you add ingredients and stir batter for muffins or pancakes for breakfast. Make up salad dressing in a jar or cruet with a tight lid, and ask her to shake it. You get the idea.
At work I feed dozens of five year olds a week (and their parents). It's so sad to see the kids who pout and cry until they're given the chicken fingers (with catsup) or the buttered, plain spaghetti.
The kids who make my job so rewarding are the ones who eat what their parents are having. These little ones want to have fun, too; sometimes I'll arrange their food in a "face" on the plate, or add something familiar (one youngster eats sushi -- and a hot dog) just for fun.
The five year old who wins the Oscar: the little girl who could pronounce the word "cholesterol" correctly while explaining why she no longer wanted fried chicken wings for dinner.
Forgot to respond to OP:
I find it helpful to determine if there are any textures/colors that the child is strongly averse to. For some it's "red" food, for others it's "mushy vegetables." Get that information and you'll avoid any possible stumbling blocks.
Ask the child what her mother, aunt, grandma etc. makes that she likes.
re: shaogo
Thanks everyone....I have asked her mother and got the usual....dogs, mac and cheese, chicken fingers....they eat out at Fast Food at LEAST once a day.....
Hoping for a Spin on what she likes.....????
re: christy1122
Not looking to change her eating habits...2 days of meals..
Yet maybe looking for something creative to where she says "Wow, that was fun".
re: christy1122
Make pancakes into shapes. Mickey Mouse is especially easy - 3 circles.
Finger sandwiches with the crusts cut off, in little triangles -- they can just be PB & J if she won't eat anything more adventurous.
Homemade pizza. She can add the cheese & toppings.
re: christy1122
Oh, dear.
I'd have a few of her mom's suggestions on hand - they might not be ideal, but 5 yr olds really love having things the same, and it might help in new surroundings to be able to have nuggets or mac & cheese.
most kids like to dip things, so she might do veggies with a dip. If you are cooking chicken, for example, having ketchup or the dreaded ranch dressing (kidding!) might interest her, even if you would never think of adding these condiments to yours.
breakfast - cereal or toast/bagels with butter, pb, jam, cinnamon sugar, etc. My kids were not big on eggs at that age.
lunch & dinner- plain is good in most cases. My kids also like what they called "multi-lunch" - a plate of a variety of cheese, crackers, peanut butter, pretzels, veggies, dip, grapes, etc. It isn't a traditional meal, but you can make a balance plate pretty easily.
my just-turned-6 has 3 favorite foods: pizza, cucumbers, and couscous. They all have their quirks, don't worry too much, she won't starve. Enjoy your visit!
re: elfcook
Suggestion for one day:
Fruit salad, toast, and string cheese for breakfast.
Mac and cheese for lunch with cut up bell peppers or cherry tomatoes and ranch dressing for dipping.
Chicken cutlets for dinner with baby carrots and rolls or biscuits.
re: elfcook
I second the idea of dips: kids love dipping. While not super healthy, you can do worse than a snack of good country bread dipped in olive oil.
My impression is that you won't have your own kids there too. That can be another resource, because kids will often do what they see other kids doing willingly.
re: christy1122
Please post recipes in a separate thread on the Home Cooking board. (We moved this thread here because it is a general discussion about food preferences, but recipes and cooking-related discussion belong on Home Cooking.)
Thank you.
1. You cannot generalize about all 5 year olds any more than you can about all 25 yos, 50 yos, etc. What your particular 5 yo guest would like depends on her personal quirks and what her family has fed her.
2. You know what her family says she likes. You can stay with that (it's a few days) or you can try for a fun experience that's just a little new to her (some 5 yos are very conservative and some are adventurous - ymmv).
3. You can make sandwiches cut into cute shapes (use cookie cutters or similar); little sticks with cherry tomatoes and cheese cubes on them; fruit on a stick; strawberries with something chocolatey to dip into; celery stick 'boats' with cream cheese filling; pancakes made in shapes; etc. Involve her in the food prep for these kinds of things; a lot of kids like to do that.
If all they ever eat is junk and fast food, I would say cook/eat whatever it is YOU like and would normally eat. They'll either protest, to which you can respond by offering them a piece of toast or a banana to tide them over until the next meal, or they'll be thrilled at the adventure.
Either way, even the most stubborn children won't starve themselves. After quickly realizing that things operate a little differently at Auntie Christy's house, they'll start to explore what you make.
Besides you just might score this kind of victory: "Mom, how come the food is SO MUCH BETTER at Auntie Christy's house than the stuff we have around here?!? Can we have fish tacos with fresh pico de gallo instead of Taco Bell tonight??? PLEEEEEEZE!?!?"
(And I'm a dad of three awesome eaters -- 8, 6 and 3.5 years old)
Scrapple for breakfast
Head cheese or tongue sandwiches for lunch
Beche-de-mer for dinner.
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Eat what you would normally eat, and have a default item for the children as an additional option. Make no commentary about anything; hosts who are not parents do not get to educate someone else's children - it's part of the parent's job description, not the host's.
re: Karl S
Scrapple for breakfast sounds like *MY* days as a 5 year-old!
Loved it then, love it now.
Rummage through your spices with her and have her test out the aromas. most kids find smelling things very interesting. Maybe this could be a jumping off point to get her to try something different, especially if you grind up and toast the spices and really get the aromas going.
Noodles and rice provide a good way to experiment. After all, she can always wind up eating them plain.
Or.... get a few jarred sauces, like a Thai peanut sauce, and Indian butter/tomato sauce, a chimichurri, and spoon them out onto a plate and put a piece of boneless / skinless chicken on each. Let her decide which one she likes best. Make a game of it.
If you are talking about going out to eat, then of course rice or noodles are avaialble at any Asian restaurant.
It would be fun to have her "help" make anything.
Mac & Cheese
Spaghetti (Tomato based sauce, browned butter, etc.)
Fettuccine alfredo
Fish sticks & fries (some kids love these)
Hamburger sliders (or your choice of any meat - which she just might like since they are small)
Pigs in a blanket (mini hot dogs wrapped in crossant dough and baked)
Grilled cheese sandwiches
Don't forget the Jello (add some fruit) - Give her a plastic knife and have her help you cut up some peaches and pears for the jello.
And - bake some cookies together!
I have a 6 year old and a 4 year old. The 6 year old is extremely picky - mac & cheese, PB&J, pancakes - all the typical "kid" foods. The 4 year old will eat anything and I mean anything. Raised by the same parents. I can't explain it.
A few posters have already suggested having her help in the kitchen, which really does help your chances. Kids want to be proud of what they've done, and that opens the mind a bit.
My boyfriend's daughter is an extraordinarily picky eater. We try to steer her toward the kinds of foods we take for granted in our house, but always provide her tried-and-true wants. And you know what? Nine times out of ten, she opts for the chicken fingers. And we let her, because when she comes to see dad, she's on 'vacation'.
We keep her nourished . . . alive, really . . .during her visits by making eggs in the morning (she loves to make her own eggs), served with fruit, and smoothies for lunch. Kids like to cram things into blenders. Dinner is when she gets what she wants (most kids like corn on the cob, so that's usually a solid veggie offering), and we compromise dessert by incorporating a raw fruit element.
And you should find out what kind of jam and bread she likes, so an emergency PB&J hits the mark. Oh, and the first time I made a fried peanut butter and banana sandwich for my step-ish-type daughter, she gave me wide-eyed approval.
Good luck . . . and have fun.
re: onceadaylily
re: corn -- first, I don't think it should be considered a vegetable for purposes of eating a balanced meal (but I know that you said she's super-picky and that's what she'll eat, so it may not matter). Second, I don't know how old she is, but I've noticed corn just goes right through my 3-year old. A friend told me her pediatrician said that corn basically has no nutritional value for little kids because they don't digest it. Which surprised me, but it's consistent with what I've seen with my kid.
how elaborate do you want to be?
would you want to make pasta together?
egg sailboats for breakfast? (deviled eggs with paper sails on toothpicks)
monster toast (decorate with food coloring then toast)
mini pockets - mini pitas stuffed with tuna salad
english muffin pizzas
vegetable lasagna (blend the veggies into the sauce)
tacos (looks like taco bell or del taco)
re: onceadaylily
I am constantly baffled by conversations like this; contrasted with some wretched, extended belly, fly covered, child holding his/her dirty bowl for a portion of reconstituted corn meal and dry milk.
re: ospreycove
Baffled by a father and child creating a meals together that they will both always remember with smiles? Food is fun for me, why can it not be so for her?
As always (with me, anyway), points for humor though.
asking what 5 year olds eat is as ridiculous as asking what 50 year olds like to eat.
they are actual human beings with varied tastes.
my 5 year old likes salmon, spinach, yellowtail nori rolls, steak, toast with butter and jam. he refuses to eat peanut butter, grilled cheese, hamburgers, or mac and cheese.


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Pretty watchable interview of Jennifer Love Hewitt, or Jennifer Love Hewitt's breasts. But then again aren't all interviews of JLH pretty much just interviews of her boobies. Or about them. They don't call her Jennifer Love huge **** for no reason. And all this seems less creepy when an old Scotsman is discussing this topic so vividly. Or maybe it's more creepy when you hear CBS' Craig Ferguson talk about it. We report. You decide. By the way, she's in a new show where she plays a single mom prostitute. And the billboards for that show, which revolved around her breasts caused a lot of boob controversy as you'll read here. All this Client List stuff reminds of the JLH 1990 heyday in which I used to love watching her music video…with the sound off. Paul M. Banks is CEO of The Sports Bank.net, an official Google News site generating millions of unique visitors. He's also a regular contributor to Chicago Now, Walter Football.com, Yardbarker, MSN, and Fox Sports A Fulbright scholar...
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Youth Thrive is the source for youth-serving professionals and organizations in Wake County. As the primary convener and collaborator in Wake County for youth-serving professionals and organizations, Youth Thrive serves as a place for every voice to be heard. Youth Thrive is the home of the Youth Thrive Network, an avenue to receive training and technical assistance to help those helping our young people. Youth Thrive is also home to the Wake County Youth Services Map. This resource helps identify youth-serving organizations and services throughout Wake County. Youth Thrive also seeks to be a place where shared understanding through data-driven decision making identifies gaps and seeks to align services reaching all youth and helping them toward becoming thriving adults.
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Youth Thrive is NOT a program. It is a collaborative. We do not provide direct services to youth, but instead seek to serve those serving our youth. Youth Thrive's efforts amplify the reach of what it available to youth in Wake County by increasing communication, identifying gaps and aligning resources for youth programs and services.
Youth Thrive is a community-based collaborative comprised of individuals and organizations working to create positive change for Wake County youth (ages 5-18). By ensuring an effective and unifying partnership, Youth Thrives seeks to provide a space for communication, alignment and sharing of resources to better serve our young people.
When community concern arose after an increase in youth homicides in Wake County, community conversations were led by then Mayor Pro Tem, Dr. James West. As a champion of the cause of ensuring all children can thrive in a healthy environment, Youth Thrive, Dr. West sought to bring key stakeholders together to determine how to solve emerging problems facing Wake County youth.
Local community foundation, The John Rex Endowment, provided a generous investment of $1.25 million dollars to establish a collaborative that would increase the likelihood of positive outcomes for youth. Funding began in March 2011 and will continue until March 2016.
Wake County prides itself on being a great place to raise children. It has a vibrant business community and is home to North Carolina's state capitol. Despite all of the positive quality of life factors present in Wake County, there are issues that need attention, resources and efforts to ensure all young people, no matter what zip code they live in, can become thriving adults.
Today, Youth Thrive continues to serve Wake County by being the collaborative body inviting any and every person to the table to be a part of a common agenda that speaks to a shared vision for community change. In doing so, Youth Thrive also seeks to determine shared measures that are geared toward the alignment of efforts and consistent, long-term results. While a collaborative effort can often surface where service gaps exist, it is Youth Thrive's position to increase mutually reinforcing activities across agencies and organizations serving youth. Where gaps exist, Youth Thrive seeks to find an understanding of how existing or potential resources can be sought to catch those slipping through the cracks. Because this effort requires the input and involvement of many, Youth Thrive serves as a communicator for the community and for youth-serving professionals and organizations. We want to be a voice, increase the voice and help those serving young people share their voice.
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Two minute-long viral ads and two 20-second TV ads include a woman telling the viewer, "I want you to get it out, I want to see it, I want to feel it, hold it, put it in my mouth, I want to see how great it tastes", as the camera zooms in on her mouth and eyes.
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Regina conceived of the idea of introducing some of the people that make our environmental movement in West Virginia so vibrant and close. Many individuals serve
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The countless hours of volunteering that each of these people devote to helping with the work of raising environmental awareness in WV is the best proof of their dedication. If others want to contribute stories about environmental heroes, they should send them to firstname.lastname@example.com
Julian Martin is one of the first people I met after I returned to WV and became a Stop MTR activist in year 2000. When Mark Schmerling, another Sierra Club volunteer, caught this photo I knew I had to use it for our first member profile. Julian and his partner, Mae Ellen Wilson, live in Charleston and the Sierra Club is proud to claim them both as members.
He has a long history of service to his fellow man which is evidenced by the following information gleaned from a recent interview:
On a blustery December day – the day after Christmas in 1961 – Julian Martin boarded a plane at Charleston's Kanawha Airport bound for Nigeria. He was West Virginia's first Peace Corps volunteer. When he returned, his international experience led to a position as Foreign Student Advisor at West Virginia University where he was on campus during some of the turbulent student demonstrations of the mid-1960's. Following his stint at WVU, Martin moved to San Francisco, where among other things he was active in the presidential campaign of Robert F. Kennedy.
When he returned to West Virginia he moved to Lincoln County and taught physical science, physics and chemistry at Duval High School for twenty-two years until he retired in 1998. After his retirement, Martin became active in the Save the Blackwater Canyon campaign and a little later the antimountaintop removal mining efforts.
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Car clubs in Scotland are getting some electric love from their government. The UK is putting £1,000,000 ($1.7 million US) of new funding toward electric vehicles, specifically encouraging the clean growth of car clubs Scotland. Those funds are expected to provide as many as 30 additional EVs for the clubs.
"Car clubs have the potential to deliver significant environmental benefits," says Chas Ball, Chief Executive of Carplus, an environmental transport NGO in the UK. "We feel this announcement opens the way for residents and employers to try out electric vehicles through car club membership."
"This announcement opens the way for residents and employers to try out electric vehicles through car club membership" – Chas Ball
With the help of Transport Scotland, the country's national transport agency, 10 electric cars have been added to Scotland's car club fleet in 2013 and 2014. Currently, EVs make up four percent of the fleet, with hybrid cars making up another 10 percent. Over the next 18 months, Carplus wants to have 50 EVs in Scotland's car clubs, or 20 percent of the total fleet.
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Edgar's wife and two children were back in England, so they wouldn't be of any help. Instead, Comer pored over the evidence and spoke to those involved in the investigation. He stumbled upon one disconcerting tidbit. It had come from a streetcar motorman named Irvin Fisher, who had been piloting the outbound West Peachtree streetcar. Between 11:40 and midnight he had seen three men standing on the corner of West Peachtree and Fifth. "They didn't look to be waiting for a streetcar since they were on the wrong side of the road," the motorman said. What, then, would they have been doing there? Comer wondered.
He kept that item in mind when he went to visit George Noble Jr., the physician who had signed Edgar's death certificate. "There were no broken bones and very few abrasions," Dr. Noble said. "He had a bruise on one ankle and a scrape on his right hand, but nothing severe. The cause of death was a small wound, about half an inch wide and three inches deep that penetrated his left thigh approximately six inches above the knee." Whatever caused the incision "was thrust at an upward angle into the femoral artery with some force."
Comer walked outside to get some air. Peachtree Street bustled. He watched the parade of Model T's rumbling down the road and tried to imagine what would happen if someone were struck by one. The bumper would catch the victim at knee height, no doubt breaking many bones. Then what? A man struck by a car would likely be knocked down or tossed on the hood, leaving cuts, scrapes, bruises and more broken bones, not to mention torn clothing. Edgar did not have any of those things. Comer wasn't a doctor, a coroner or a detective, but one thing seemed to be clear: Despite consensus to the contrary, it appeared highly unlikely that Douglas Edgar was killed by a car.
He was flat broke the day he first used what he would call the Movement. The discovery came on the High Gosforth Park Race Course in Newcastle, England. Doug tried to hit a few mashies one curving to the left and the other to the right. His chronically ailing hip gave him fits, so he didn't take full swings. In fact, he didn't move his hips on the backswing at all. Distance wasn't a concern. He only wanted to catch the ball solidly on the clubface without collapsing in pain. On a lark he decided to take an even more abbreviated swing, locking his upper arms against the muscles in his chest. He wanted to see how well he could hit it without turning his aching hip on the backswing.
The moment the ball clicked, Doug knew the shot was solid. What he didn't know until a second later was just how remarkably well he had hit it. Not only did the ball fly exactly as he had intended, it also went farther than any shot he had hit in a year. It had to be a fluke. He felt as if he'd taken the club halfway back, the length he might swing if he were hitting a modest pitch with a niblick. Certainly the shaft had come nowhere close to parallel with the ground. And the arms! His triceps had been locked to his rib cage as if he'd had a rope tied around his chest. He dropped another ball on the turf and tried the same swing, restricting the hip turn on the backswing and keeping his upper arms in close contact with his torso. With a dramatic whip through the hitting zone, Doug hit another shot that soared as far and straight as any he had ever struck.
Could this be? Could it be this simple?
Doug tried the shorter, tighter swing again, and again, and again. Each swing produced a better shot than the one before, and with each shot he learned something new. The restricted hip turn was not a detriment: It was the catalyst, the Rosetta stone that finally decoded the golf swing for him. By keeping his hips still on the backswing, he realized that he could coil his upper body around a steady base like drawing the string of a bow.
While he knew he was on to something, he could never have imagined that the simple principles he discovered would become the cornerstone of golf instruction for the next 90 years. All Doug knew was that he could now manipulate shots at will, curving the ball in whatever way he wanted.
On March 25, 1919, Douglas Edgar departed from Liverpool bound for New York City on the steamship Scotian. He would ply his trade in America as a self-described "golf expert." Luckily, employment came easily. Country clubs were springing up like summer weeds in the U.S., and there weren't enough quality pros to fill all the jobs. Upon arriving, Edgar struck a deal with Druid Hills Golf Club outside Atlanta and hopped the first train for Georgia.
He put his game on display early in his tenure at Druid Hills. On April 26, three weeks after taking his first steps on U.S. soil, Edgar teamed with Perry Adair, George Adair's son and one of the Dixie Whiz Kids, in a foursomes match against Bob Jones and Willie Ogg. Ogg, of North Berwick, Scotland, had been one of the best players in the world during the reign of Old Tom Morris and his son Tommy. The match went down to the wire with Jones and Ogg winning, 1 up, when Bob sank a putt on the final green. It was one of the few times Jones would beat Edgar that year or the year after. The matches between Jones and Edgar were private and plentiful. Years later Jones would say, "We played 36 holes together every Monday at East Lake. He was a marvelous teacher."
Jones remains the greatest amateur golfer in history. His Grand Slam has never been matched, and his impact on the game never equaled. Almost lost to history is the fact that during a critical stage in his golfing life, Jones "learned through observation" from one of the greatest golfers of the age: J. Douglas Edgar.
Howard Beckett, the golf professional from the Capital City Club at Brookhaven, came to visit Comer. Beckett had been a friend of Edgar's, someone who had partnered with him in many exhibitions and who had known him both as a peer and a comrade. To Comer's surprise, Beckett marched in and stood in front of him like a man in search of a fight. "This was not an accident!" Beckett announced. "I don't believe Edgar's death was an accident."
Comer sat silently. "At his best, I'd say he was the best golfer in the world," Beckett continued. "He loved his drink thought Prohibition was stupid and didn't mind violating it. When he traveled, he always knew where to find a nip, even in towns he had never visited. He had a way about him. People took to him. He always got what he wanted."
According to Beckett, old Doug loved the thrill of gambling too. "He would bet on himself with outrageous sums," Beckett said. "I saw him wager two months' salary on himself to win. And he did! When he was right, there was no stopping him. But there were times when the money he put at risk ... well, it was a concern."
Comer asked Beckett if he thought Edgar's drinking and gambling might have had anything to do with his untimely demise.
"Oh, no," Beckett said. "He was one of the happiest revelers a man could ever aspire to meet."
"What then?" Comer asked.
Beckett cocked his head as if this were the oddest question in the world. "Why," he said, "the women, of course."
Edgar's life in Atlanta had started innocently enough. He was expected to engage the women of the city as well as the men. It was part of his job as a golf ambassador and representative of Druid Hills. He had always been friendly with both genders and never saw harm in it. But with his wife and children an ocean away, it didn't take long for him to succumb to the excitement of female companionship in a foreign country.
Edgar did his best to keep his indiscretions quiet there was the honor of the ladies to be considered, after all but like many straying men before and since, his cloak of invisibility soon failed and he found himself in over his head. The affection that pushed him to the brink was for a stunning dark-haired beauty, young and exotic, with a demure voice and skin like porcelain. He wasn't sure what he felt about her, but the chemistry was unmistakable. She was exciting and dangerous, and he couldn't stop thinking about her. She was also married. J. Douglas Edgar never knew what hit him.


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Game sets the table for 2013 with another mixtape, "Operation Kill Everything."
In the tradition of Westside Story, Brake Lights and Purp & Patron, Game has announced his announced his current plans for another mixtape. The Compton, California emcee took to Twitter last night (May 6) to tell fans that his next free collection of songs will be called, Operation Kill Everything.
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