Puff Daddy

There are all kinds of things that Ryder does at daycare that he won't do at home. I guess at home we do things for him, where at daycare it is more the 'survival of the fittest' mentality.

They suggested I bring a snack for him so he could join in the bigger kids at afternoon snack time. I told them that I had bought some puffs for him, but that he wasn't interested in eating them, just playing with them which is ironic since EVERYTHING the kid touches goes in his mouth. They told me to bring them in and they would try them.

On his daily report cards they comment on the number of puffs he gets for his afternoon snack: 8 puffs, 10 puffs, some days even as many as 12 puffs. How can this be? I thought. The kid won't eat a puff.

4 minutes and I never got a damn puff in his mouth. I don't know how those daycare women do it, but they are angels for trying.