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… ok I’ll sit down with him tonight and show him how to pack a breakfast. I feel like that’s going to go over extremely poorly since he is 15 and I am basically saying he doesn’t know how to put fruit or other stuff in a bag…
We have breakfast bars, protein bars, single serve cereal boxes, the standard bagels, eggs. Pop tarts, those breakfast bowls. And a ton of fruit (bananas strawberries and so on) all from a comment
We have plenty of food he can pack for after or just eat breakfast at home. Also I’m not going to force my daughter to eat breakfast if they are not hungry in the morning, that horrible idea. —————————————————————————- I came here because I am annoyed, maybe I am wrong but this situation is odd. Everyone in the family get an allowance. My son (15) is in swim and he has to be their at 5:45 three times a week. It’s morning practice and then he goes to school. Now he usually will buy breakfast from the school cafe and then all his money is gone.
My daughters don’t buy breakfast and just will eat before school or skip. So their allowance is mostly saved or used for the movies or something. My son came to me and asked for more allowance due to being hungry I told him no and that he can eat before or pack something. We got in a huge argument, he thinks I am a jerk and now my ex is on my ass about it.
Am I being unreasonable.