hi moms! i was wondering when booking trip including dining plan, how important is it to use the correct ages. my ds will be 11 and is only going to want to eat off the kids menus at restaurants. i hear that sometimes they can't if paid for over age 9.
hola, jennifer! entering the correct age of a person is important. take it from someone who knows: i'm constantly tempted to fib about my birth date, seeing as it's april 1 and wrought with taunts from friends, family and foes. your 11 year old son will have no problem ordering off of the kids menu. if he were 9 and wanted to order off of the adult menu, there'd be a problem because you'd be underpaying on his meal selection (by trying to use a kids dining credit on an adult-priced meal.) however, if your 11 year old son is ordering off of the kids menu, you'd be overpaying (if you're using an adult dining plan credit to do so.) disney doesn't have a problem with this arrangement. and you can totally do it - but, it's not a cost effective decision if you're doing this for each meal. so... if you're planning for your 11 year old to order off of the kids menu for every meal, you'd probably realize a better overall value by paying out of pocket for meals and not adding the dining plan to your vacation package.
there is no specific age when it an happen. it can even happen in infancy. see more... your picks are not appropriate at all for a wedding, or even someone your age. it's a formal event, not a night club. i agree that your mom's choice isn't cute, but it works for a wedding. if you want to be allowed to choose your own outfit, then you need to comprimise and show her something more conservative. 1) add a comment to your reservation that it a birthday is involved. 
2) email/call the gm or concierge and let them know brief answer: exclusive breast feeding is recommended for children below 6 months of age. detailed answer: thanks for asking on healthcaremagic. i have gone through your query and understand your concerns. however you have missed out mentioning how many months its age is going to be. let me... Hello Lhizs Shity,



  

Infants aged> 6 months already need other foods as a complement to breast milk to meet their daily nutritional needs. Some mothers encounter problems that their children have difficulty eating or do not want other foods besides breast milk. Causes of children having difficulty eating include:







Babies teething, feeling ache and pain in the gums especially when chewing makes children avoid solid / hard food  

Rejecting new foods, babies feel strange seeing the shape / appearance or taste of new foods that you introduce  

Sprue  

The baby is too full because it is given milk / milk  

Other health problems



Some ways you can do to encourage children to go back to eating are:







Try to use natural processed ingredients, not instant foods  

Make food softer or in the form of porridge  

Introduce types of food one by one, do not be too often struggling to change food at first  

Limit consumption of milk / breast milk or give milk / milk after the child has finished eating his portion  

Give praise when the child wants to eat  

Encourage your child to eat with other children who have a good appetite, so that it triggers his appetite



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