Laura22
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- Aug 21, 2005
I'm kind of joking, but also kind of not.
I have a 5 year old on the spectrum and she is an extreme picky eater. For breakfast, there is literally only one food that she will eat and she's eaten it pretty much every morning of her life. Eggo chocolate chip pancake bites. She will not eat any other type of pancake, or any other breakfast food at all, despite years of our futile efforts! She doesn't eat bread, fruit, cereal...nothing. Just the pancakes. And it is something that needs to be frozen and can only be cooked in a microwave. Usually when we travel we pack a cooler of ice to transport her pancake pouches around and we book hotel rooms that have microwaves. What are the chances we could bring these pouches on the ship, get some ice from somewhere, and that we could get one of the kitchens to throw one in the microwave each morning for 30 seconds?
Worst case she will have to skip breakfast for the duration of the trip, but I figured it wouldn't hurt to ask.
I have a 5 year old on the spectrum and she is an extreme picky eater. For breakfast, there is literally only one food that she will eat and she's eaten it pretty much every morning of her life. Eggo chocolate chip pancake bites. She will not eat any other type of pancake, or any other breakfast food at all, despite years of our futile efforts! She doesn't eat bread, fruit, cereal...nothing. Just the pancakes. And it is something that needs to be frozen and can only be cooked in a microwave. Usually when we travel we pack a cooler of ice to transport her pancake pouches around and we book hotel rooms that have microwaves. What are the chances we could bring these pouches on the ship, get some ice from somewhere, and that we could get one of the kitchens to throw one in the microwave each morning for 30 seconds?
Worst case she will have to skip breakfast for the duration of the trip, but I figured it wouldn't hurt to ask.