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Do you hide from your kids and eat food?

BeYOUtiful View Member Profile	15/01/2013, 10:23 AM Post #1
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I have a malteaster bunny that I am wanting to scoff down but don't want DS to have any I have on occasion stuck my head in the pantry and scoffed something scrumptious - have you?

MrsW87 View Member Profile	15/01/2013, 10:26 AM Post #2
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LOL Yes all the time! This morning was a Turkish delight cake bar drool

AntiBourgeoisie View Member Profile	15/01/2013, 10:27 AM Post #3
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Absolutely! It's the best part of being a grown up.

~Karla~ View Member Profile	15/01/2013, 10:29 AM Post #4
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I thought all mum's did that? I do, regularly.

Mimi View Member Profile	15/01/2013, 10:29 AM Post #5
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I use to have to hide to eat my breakfast!! Even though there's was the same they still wanted mine. Thankfully they're slightly older now so it's not so bad.

emwill View Member Profile	15/01/2013, 10:31 AM Post #6
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Yes, frequently. With 4 kids and a husband to share with, some things need to be scoffed in secret so I can get any myself. Edited to add : The car is a great place, but usually get busted when DH finds all the wrappers in the door console. He also knows that I make excuses to duck down the street to pick up items and sneak a treat This post has been edited by emwill: 15/01/2013, 10:40 AM

rainycat View Member Profile	15/01/2013, 10:31 AM Post #7
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Yep! Now that they are 3 they are on to my every move so it is even more challenging now.

Ianthe View Member Profile	15/01/2013, 10:33 AM Post #8
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No but I do save stuff until they are in bed.

CallMeProtart View Member Profile	15/01/2013, 10:33 AM Post #9
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F*ck yeah. I do most of my eating when they are asleep. I still fantasise that I will be able to teach them healthy food habits while maintaining my unhealthy food habits in secret... Sucks when you have a mouthful of M&Ms though and then they call you and you have to answer with your mouth full and then they say what are you eating and then I fluff about and then they smell chocolate on my breath... makes me feel like an errant teenager!

*lightning View Member Profile	15/01/2013, 10:34 AM Post #10
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Yes but only hide from my 2 year old because he loves to eat and gets upset if i don't share, he is autistic. My other kids, i'm mean and just say no.

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