Comments on (Mis)Adventures of a Malaysian mommy in New York: Which is funnier?

Yeah...I don't think you are mean either. Give the...

2009-10-27T00:58:30.264-04:00

Yeah...I don't think you are mean either. Give them heavy tasting food and out goes the nutricious porridge.

But Christopher's grandparents spoil him. So, he has eaten lollipop, marshmallows, choc chip cookies, ice cream etc.

Who's the bad mummy now? :)

i dont thk you're a mean mummy, i thk you're the d...

2009-10-26T21:51:15.406-04:00

i dont thk you're a mean mummy, i thk you're the doing a great job there instead!
i'm always the one trying to refrain rachael fr eating/being introduced to sweet stuffs...but hubby always gv in!

i dont agree of the allowing of pre-package snacks (make no sense!)

olivia will grow up to be very healthy :-)

thumbs up to mummy!

Stephen eats all that good stuff too (he will down...

2009-10-21T22:51:17.128-04:00

Stephen eats all that good stuff too (he will down green beans and mushrooms like nobody's business!), but he gets stuff like cookies too. Moderation is the key!

I totally agree. I trained Tee early too to eat he...

2009-10-21T09:09:13.347-04:00

I totally agree. I trained Tee early too to eat her vegetables and wholemeal bread and brown rice. But she still loves her cupcakes, so in moderation, I say. She only gets those sweet treats on the weekends now. 1 portion.

Yes, I found that totally strange, but the school ...

2009-10-20T14:42:05.060-04:00

Yes, I found that totally strange, but the school tells me that it is due to the allergy issues the kids have. They want it to be certified to be from a "peanut-free" kitchen!