a really hard mom moment, cake pops, botox, groceries | DAY IN THE LIFE OF A MOM OF 2 | KAYLA BUELL

Another day in the life of a busy mama of 2! Hang out with us today while I get a few things done around the house, attempt to make cake pops, and share one of my most defeating moments as a mom. Love your faces friends! xoxox, Kayla
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[@_Just_Jess_]

This may sound awful…… but the fact that you cried makes me feel SO much better. I watch you because I feel isolated in motherhood at times. I cried this morning over something “normal” my toddler did, but it made me question myself as a mother. Thank you for sharing this with us. ♥️

[@savanahswafford9027]

I know we don’t know each other at all but just the fact that you are there for your kid and loving them and doing whatever you possibly can to keep them safe and loved you are doing an amazing job as a mother and your kids will get to the point in life where they come to you and say thank you so much for not giving up on me mom I can’t tell you how many talks I’ve had with my parents about being sorry about things I’ve done and the stress I’ve had them go through

[@annarobles1067]

I’m glad I’m not the only one who felt like that! I can relate to the crying 100%

[@snehaharkut6739]

Riley has amazing vocabulary...and her mannerisms are excellent as well!

[@dolphynlvr4]

You did the right thing with Riley! You gave her love, comfort, time, and space to try to calm down. You held the boundary and then gave consequences! Honestly I would have cried too. Even though tantrums are normal and healthy for kids, it’s still hard to go through as the parent too. Deep breaths mama! There will be more moments like that but you will get through them!

[@aprilcaldwell47]

I’m so glad that you opened up and shared that story about Riley as moms we have all had those hard moments. My 3 and half year old had a tantrum at soccer a few months ago and my husband and I had the same reaction of what do we do. But we did the same thing and took him home, explained to him why, and he went to timeout. Every situation is different and every kid is so different but there’s no wrong way to parent it’s just in that moment making a choice and knowing that you made the decision you thought was best at that time.

[@christinejohnson8591]

Tip on the cake pops: dip the stick in the candy melts and stick into the cake pop. Freeze then once it’s set you can dip them 😊

[@amandasara2199]

Aww 😢 I’m so sorry you had that moment with Riley and her tantrum, I feel for you. You did the right thing, no matter how you handled that situation, it would have been right. Kids will have their emotional breakdowns sometimes and we just have to do what we have to do. ❤️

[@maryanne.sanders]

It sounds like you handled it perfectly 💕 It’s tough, but a learning experience for everybody, and especially Riley. You’re teaching her well!

[@thayerwilliams905]

That experience with Riley was so hard. It's not just you. I don't know a single parent, including me, who hasn't gone through that at least once. I taught kids for 13 years and the number of parents who would come to me and say I don't understand, every time it's time to leave its a huge fight to get here, then once they're here they love it. What do we do? Essentially you do the exact formula you did. You give the kid a heads up that it's almost time to leave and do xyz, have them clean up or help clean up what they were doing (helps them understand that activity is done, especially kids under about 7), take them to do the thing, remind them the other activity will still be there when you get home again, give them several opportunities to make the choice themselves to go in, (and especially little kids that probably means finding ways to make that offer less hard, like you saying you'd go in with her and watch her) and if the meltdown continues, take them out of public eye, let them get their emotions out, and then talk to them when they're calm again about why their behavior wasn't ok and what expressing those feelings better could have looked like. *shrugs* you did it all right. ESPECIALLY the part where you and Joe both talked to her together once she was calm about why her actions weren't OK. A lot of parents forget the calm conversation afterwards part and it's the most important if you want to make meaningful change. And telling her no to her extra requests that night and reminding her her behavior that day didn't earn the fun extras is important too. It helps build the brain connection that some things are earned bonuses and not things they're entitled to because they exist. Mine had his biggest meltdown at the dermatologist. He was tired before we went because he refused to take his nap, so I knew it wasn't going to be an easy visit. But I brought a toy car, some books and had his show pulled up on my phone to help him get through this. It didn't matter. He wanted nothing to do with it. And the office was running behind schedule so we had a long wait before it was even our turn. And I had to get blood drawn that day too. The crying and trying to pull me out the door started before we even got called back. The dr and I were almost screaming at each other to be heard over him. He decided to grab my arm and yank on me over and over the entire time we trying to get the blood drawn, and would not stop, so we had to reschedule that for the next week. They were taking my blood pressure (I was on a strong medication and these tests were to make sure my body was handling it ok), and my normal blood pressure is pretty low. At this point my child had been increasingly getting louder and more hysterical for almost an hour and a half, and my blood pressure was in the danger level. The Dr and the nurses actually had to get together and debate whether I needed to come off the medicine or was my child fully responsible for that high pressure. And then, when we were getting out the door, he ran BACK in the waiting room and shoved several chairs over. This is so different than he'd ever acted before. And I was exhausted, in pain, fed up, embarrassed and upset because now it was actually time to leave NOW I can't get him out the door?!?! I apologized profusely and had to carry him out kicking and screaming like an absolute maniac all the way to the car. Everyone I passed did that judgemental stare. Then I had to physically restrain him to buckle him in his car seat! He passed out not even a MINUTE into the drive back home. Face covered in tears and snot. I promptly cried too. Sometimes these things happen. In my case I couldn't reschedule the appointment because he couldn't handle it that day. We had to stick it out. It was miserable. We know his triggers snd we do our best not to push him past his limits. Being super tired is his biggest one. He had a similar melt down in the grocery store a couple times. We checked out with what we had when it started and went home immediately and finished shopping the next day. It's never easy to go through that. But you do what you can. Sometimes that means giving up and going home because their too overwhelmed by their feelings to cope in that moment. Sometimes you have you to stick it out, and you try your best to help them calm down. And sometimes that doesn't work. You did the right thing, and with the right motivations. And sobbing afterwards is completely fine too. 🙂 Edit: another important thing is every new day is a clean slate. You can't make progress with a child by holding onto what they did yesterday and treating them like that the next day. It may mean dealing with those same meltdowns many times in a row. Or every other time. But every day is a clean slate. That's how kids learn the best. Adults too, but man you can royally mess up a child by saying things like "I heard you had a bad attitude last time. We're not going to have that same problem today, ARE WE?

[@estephanina]

Thank you for taking the time to give your play by play, especially as a teacher!

[@estefir2930]

Girl! I cry every day because I lose it on my toddler. She just turned 3 and took a turn that got me by surprise. I’m also 7months pregnant and terrified of the future. thank you for sharing this moment. I don’t know if you did the right thing because I have no idea what I’m doing. Give yourself and her grace. This sh*t is hard. Glad to know we’re not alone!

[@estephanina]

13:40 For the cake pops, add a small amount of coconut oil (melted if the solid kind) to the white chocolate to keep it smooth for longer before it eventually sets.

[@blondegirl9568]

My one year is very smart and very strong willed and she started throwing tantrums mostly in public. It’s hard but you did the right thing. What I do is try my hardest to diffuse the tantrum before it starts. Once it starts there’s not much you can do except for to let it blow over and get out of the public place. I don’t do discipline or try to reason with her until it’s over. The way it was explained to me is there’s the thinking brain and emotional brain and once the tantrum starts the your child has to get through and get over with your help.

[@thayerwilliams905]

I strongly agree with this

[@cassierosado25]

Riley is seriously the cutest! I love how encouraging she was with you with the cake pops! 😍

[@lizAlanisM]

I truly feel you with the tantrums. I am a single parent of a 3 year old and is so hard having to play both roles especially on those days were her emotions come inform of tantrums. Theirs times I end up in the shower having breakdowns because I question my parenting

[@tiffanygreen4524]

Kayla your so strong I have a 4 year old somtimes they want to get there way I definitely struggle with that thank you for opening up 💕

[@christy4531]

I can’t, Riley is a dream hahahah. I know she can be tough too, but lord her personality is so cute. She’s like “don’t worry mama, it will smooth out in the freezer” as she pats your shoulder. Had be laughing out loud. They’re just so cute even when we are stressed. 😂 💕💕💕

[@heatherdoyle7903]

Well done for all the home cooking, very difficult with little ones around. My car broke down today luckily I wasn't that far away from home but always get super nervous when I go further away, hope you have a good journey xx

[@kellyhorvatin]

I used to work at a crepe kitchen and my FAVOURITE was called the farmers'. It had 2 eggs, chorizo, cheddar cheese and maple syrup 🤤 so good!

[@ellenw8367]

We all have those moments, they're so hard in the moment but also so normal. It sounds like you handled it great.

[@shayeschmidt1526]

these are my fav videos...they make my day so much better!

[@stacytesterman5125]

So glad you tried out the cake pops. I'm hoping to make them for my little guys 2nd birthday so we shall see how they turn out. Riley was so sweet and encouraging during the process. It is clear she learned those words from you and Joe. You are such a good mama. Sorry dance was a mission. So so hard!

[@Heather553]

In my opinion you did the right thing with Riley ❤️ I know it was hard and confusing but you took her from dance where she caused the scene and put her in time out to show her that she doesn’t get to go do what she wanted when she gets back home so that shows her acting that way will not get her what she wants when mom says no not right now and you also explained to her why all that happened.

[@NicoleLottLife]

You did the right thing Kayla with Riley- I know it’s easy to doubt ourselves as moms with all the gentle parenting stuff that is popular right now. Also some Podcasts I listen to for both entertainment and also inspiration is “Ridiculous Romance”: Entertainment. “Optimal Living Daily”: Inspirational and feel good. “Soul and Wit”: Feel good content, entertainment and inspirational. “The Minimalists”: Inspirational about living a more meaningful and simple life.

[@Eeab7]

Kayla I always use store bought cake frosting, put the cake balls in the fridge while I melt the icing in the microwave. I always use the Ghirardelli melting wafers from Walmart and they ALWAYS get great! Just melt in intervals and mix in between.

[@adairhenman2771]

Be gentle on yourself. You were trying to teach her to follow through with commitments, and she usually has a good time, so your judgment was appropriate. Extra kudos especially for not letting her do the cake pops once you got home, or you would have rewarded the fit. Good on you too for understanding that what she felt was age appropriate. Sometimes that helps me not be frustrated with my little ones (same age). Even though it doesn't change how we should handle it, empathy for their perspective can help us feel positive feelings for them quickly once they get control of themselves.

[@thaladiescorner9989]

Awww so cute Riley: Don’t worry mama it will turn out fine 😍🥰 now let me keep watching!

[@tyharman_]

My 3 year old does this ALL the time and it’s the hardest. When it’s something he doesn’t want to do or go somewhere it’s the absolute worst

[@kimiasamimi9567]

I took my 2-year-old for 12 sessions of toddler-mommy dance class and she cried and made a scene in about 11 of those sessions! Had me pick her up and jump around with the other toddlers every single time until I was sweating and hyperventilating (she is tall and pretty heavy). When we finally got in the car after each session, she wanted to go back to the class. The key to survival is to know it’s just a short phase in their and our life and not to be embarrassed in public because all toddlers have meltdowns and all moms know how it is! ❤️

[@lesvlogsdekalou1610]

Yay a ditl vlog! Seems like its been a while we haven’t had one of these 😻

[@starrbynite]

This Family Tree podcast is great!! Alex is soooo real!!

[@sarabickel9996]

I won't ever forget the day we did NOT go to swim lessons. One child decided to not put on their shoes... it was hard, but no one got swim lessons that day. And no "privileges" a real learning day. Children really will be wild hooligans if we never set expectations. That's how we grow up into adults. 😉

[@amandasara2199]

Also, cake pops looked awesome, I can’t wait to do that with my daughter when she’s older 😋

[@hohoclaire]

“Oh no I’ll pick my color.” Hahaha your kiddos are just so adorable!

[@millierodriguez1479]

Good morning Kayla! 🥰

[@rosalindamahraj2006]

It’s ok Mama, don’t worry! Riley is the best❤️

[@nazurozzie]

I love your nails!

[@towhomitmayconcern1303]

I add crisco to my chocolate when I make my cake pops to make the chocolate more liquidy and easier to work with

[@alliem5384]

I can totally relate with my toddler!! You are not alone! ❤️ also, our chocolate did that to us as well after we added food coloring to it! So maybe that’s it? 🤷‍♀️

[@mayraordonez6475]

I think there’s many ways to deal with that situation with Riley. I think you did great Kayla ! You gave her many options and opportunities to calm her self down and when she didn’t you stuck to it. Being that she loves dance class I think she’ll think twice next time because she won’t want to miss out. Also you didn’t allow her to make the cake pops that day and shows her screaming & crying isn’t going to make her get her way! So all in all I think you did great. And I feel you, when my kids are extra difficulties just cry sometimes !!

[@terriwhite3372]

Oh man, been there, done that with the tantrums. My son could put other kids to shame with the length of the tantrums. He has HFA, and was very frustrated at not being able to communicate with me. He loved his swimming lessons, and if I was distracted putting his wet clothes back in the bag, he’d take off running, fully dressed, and go back in the pool. I chased him, 8 1/2 months pregnant, while people just stared. I carried this screaming kicking toddler to the car. Got him in the car seat, I rolled down the car windows, sat down on the curb and burst into tears. It gets better, trust me. Riley is a little CEO in the making!

[@krisztinaaranyi2136]

Hello Kayla, You miss your vlog now. You are amazing and your kids are so so beautiful.

[@mombetweentwo7679]

Youre a great mom and the breads and baking its such a good job! And with Riley totally normal, just remember you are boss! Its age appropriate for boundaries! They have to build a habit that mom says no then its no. It will take time and consistency

[@thegillespiefamily7111]

Food coloring can make the chocolate get hard. There is a certain food coloring that will work with it. I think oil based? Also, the bigger the cake pop, the more likely it'll fall off the stick since it is heavier ;)

[@debraroth2388]

I been there my boy tommy has had tantrums too he had a huge one in Walmart it was really bad and let me tell you I felt so defeated . Have a great day . Riley is so pretty like her mom is ,😊💞

[@haleyshirey2038]

I made chocolate strawberries with those chocolate wafers & realized I only put them in for the amount of time on the package once then stirred it and they ended up melting as I mixed them! If you over heat the chocolate it gets hard easier

[@tamaraalmeida184]

A small amount of coconut oil in the chocolate helps. Thins it out a little and gives it a glossy finish.

[@elisabethizzy77]

Hey momma ! Whenever we made cake pops I actually did not put them on the stick until after they were iced . After icing then I put them in the fridge for awhile and then added the sticks! My son is the same age as Jackson, born December 12th 2019 and he really throws tantrums in public. 🥴 it is hard to know what is best to do, but I would have done the same as you. It is hard to reason with a 2 year old when they are having a tantrum so we usually have to leave. I hate to always give him his way, because that I feel will make him worse. He will just tantrum when he wants something. Thank you for sharing!!

[@jenniferhodgkinson2429]

I survived a toddler tantrum the other day too. My little one no longer wants to be in his pushchair and he had a full blown tantrum on the bus. I got home and cried too it was so embarrassing

[@takeishahoggard469]

Love your channel!!! Do you plan on taking Riley to the new peppa pig amusement park in Florida?

[@makingitwithmegs]

Heck yea Target counts! 😂 We went to a zoo today that had a lot of hills… I’ll count that as exercise for the week 😅

[@adrianaarroyos2038]

My husband works for the same organization as Joe. I recognized the logo on his polo.

[@mrs.sanchez4413]

Dealing with those same tantrums DAILY!! It’s very hard with my son who’s 2 1/2 almost 3.

[@susanpublic5766]

Do you have a waffle iron? The recipe for Sam's Sourdough Waffles on Allrecipes is so delicious!

[@kseniyakhan9064]

Parenting is hard… you are doing a great job with your kiddos, they are wonderful and beautiful. I dont like exercising either, I only like dancing, maybe zumba or like aerobics type of exercise and it gets you moving and its fun! Buuuut- that being said, between work, housework, kids… I mean if we cant finish cup of coffee in peace in the morning and finish it in the night?! Who are we kidding…. Moms are not expandable, so I am with you in this same boat, exercise is just not a priority

[@hannahgonterman3969]

Your a great mom don’t doubt your discipline! My son is VERY strong willed too my suggestion would be to get a like chores chart for her and one one the things is having good behavior for that day and my som was also in soccer ans we had a day like that and I made him sit on the bleachers with me and we watched about 15mins and then he said he wanted to participate so I let him Go and play the rest of soccer. It’s so easy to doubt ourselves as moms but we are doing a great job we are raising strong willed children who are going to great things in this world 😆

[@lotte90]

You guys are such a great couple, you’re so funny! “I just don’t want you to be like Charly”

[@nicholemaclean1888]

I think Joe and I are super similar haha. I love order and keeping track of things. I decided to needed to lose a few pounds and I love keeping track of everything so fun for me! And I have to keep my house tidy or my brain hurts haha. I think the fact that you provided a consequence for Riley is important. There are a million ways to discipline and parent but the one thing that's the same for all the 'methods' is you need consistency. If you want them to clean up after themselves make them do it every.single.time. If you want them to speak respectfully keep asking them to try again with respect until they do. etc etc. Parenting is like exercise, if it were easy we'd all be awesome at it haha.

[@Gabyandco777]

i think removing her was good, she wasnt necessarily "bad" for feeling what she felt, it was just hard not being able to do something she really was excited about. try to not take it personal, help her identify what shes feeling, and then ask her do you need a few minutes to cool down or i know its hard to not be able to work on the cake pops right now , you must feel so sad, what can you do to feel better ? these are all suggestions, it works with my kids, most of the time they want their feelings ackowledged

[@clairec7555]

Hi, I know its a big American thing to keep kids at home right now… However, they both would benefit from being in nursery/pre school. You would get a break for working and they would get age appropriate social interaction outside of the house. Even a couple of mornings a week!

[@mayraordonez6475]

I live is Southern California and gas is closer to $4.50… almost 5 in some places 🤣😆 it for sure is expensive!

[@katesmith4811]

I’ve never done cake pops but maybe if you do the stick first then freeze that before icing the ball it will stay on the stick better.

[@jordanrobinson3284]

If you mix the cake with cream cheese instead of frosting, it will come out more moist and more like a cake pop!

[@Nakiesrussphynxcattery]

Hello from Ontario Canada :-) Your kids are so adorable

[@kellyhorvatin]

Same here!

[@lindseydelight]

Hello from Alberta, Canada!

[@Montessori_Motherhood]

When Jacobson started crying that’s what happens all the time with my two😂

[@aliciafalendysz6231]

Mine always seem to meltdown at Publix grocery store. They fight over the wheel carts (even though they both have one but they're not the same). My just turned 4 year old had the biggest meltdown about the lady not giving her enough stickers for all her friends. I was getting so flustered that I put 6 things in my cart without paying for it! Then I fixed my error but had to get help and pretty much admit what was happening. On the way out I just kept yelling at her you almost made me steal!!!

[@sherylmartin919]

Omg. Your from VA. That’s awesome. I live in VA for too. I’m a SAHM of 4. Ages 14, 10, 2 and 1

[@bobbygomez3933]

Also if you put the chocolate in like a cup dipping will workout better

[@ashleymartinez7405]

I love making cakepops! You might have put too much frosting in the cake crumbles. And the chocolate mix heat mix heat. And the food coloring has to be oil based.

[@AmsleyF]

Ohh the cake pop vlog. Did we ever find that missing press on nail? 😂

[@JenniferLevi6]

Is it a Miami thing to call them crepe like “krep”? I’ve only heard them called like “crayp”

[@michaelatarbox5314]

The way you say crepes is so different from any way I have heard before! 😅❤️

[@margaritarodriguez9522]

Yes I can't listen to serial killer podcasts anymore either I wasn't sleeping anymore cuz I was so paranoide lol do you have a link to the recipe for the honey wheat bread that you made?

[@oxbabiicheeksxo]

Love these vlogs, I think parenting will always be trial and error you can't really go wrong. I question myself lately often. My daughter has barely been anywhere and she has been having tantrums at home she is 21 months and I am dreading the day I have to handle one in public but hey we handle it and learn from it y ya. Nothing more your doing your absolute best and you love your babies so anything you do is always for their best interest. Once our newborn is a little older and we start doing more outings let's hope I can handle it the way you did as well. I already cried twice for speaking to her firmly for hitting me and having a tantrum imagine lol

[@pitbullgirlxo]

That’s my jaxson with the oranges lol every damn time 🤣 he just turned 2 lol

[@jessicasizemore7051]

Great job mama

[@diweeks9893]

I seen chefs put oil in the chocolate to make it smooth.

[@ladykaty214]

It’s the food coloring it makes the chocolate hard. Next time once you make the cake balls dip the stick in chocolate and put it in the cake and put it in the freezer together. This way it will hold.

[@sandhyashankar7254]

It crumbled bcos u used food colour in melted chocolate....u should always use candy gel colour in the melted chocolate for colour

[@miaauret2969]

Does anyone else get anxiety while the fridge is standing open? 😱🤣

[@Loraeub88]

Podcast suggestions! Beloved and Blessed by Kimberly Hahn is a great Catholic woman/mother/wife podcast. I find I really like to focus in on hers because it's super meaningful and good stuff, as opposed to just having it on in the background. So good for car rides if you don't have other distractions. Homemaking Foundations - Not Catholic, but seems more non-denominational view on being a wife and mother. Her podcast has been around for about 5 years now so there is a TON of content and I like to have it on as more background and will tune in to really focus when something catches my attention. But a good balance of daily life grind advise for being a mom of littles (she had two sets of twin boys in two years, so she gets it!) along with staying God focused and growing in your faith.

[@andreanittel2240]

u made the right decision all the way! Taking her home was good and not making the cake pops was right......

[@andreanittel2240]

She is very strong willed- comes with being smart- so u have to stay one step ahead of her, and not let her get her way at any cost.......

[@britneyhornberger7605]

You are such a great role model! I like to watch BobbyApproved on KZbin and he has a app also for healthy foods. Some are ridiculously expensive

[@savanahswafford9027]

I’m a cashier and I understand when kids get bored at the grocery store and they want to leave or they can’t pay because their parents bought alcohol and I always ask the parents if I can help and I only really ask if I can tell they are about to lose their mind and I make the grocery’s a game or there’s a computer behind me and I let them guess how much the grocery’s are going to cost I always make the grocery game a matching game I ask them to look for all the stuff that goes in the fridge first and then pantry and then cleaning and usually that helps them me and the parents and the customers behind them

[@maribelguzman5896]

Hey Kayla, you should check out Sydney Cummings on KZbin for at home workouts. ☺️ I think when you add food coloring to the melted chocolate it needs to be oil based.

[@estephanina]

I was going to comentario the same about the gel color. Water based tradicional food dyes will size up the chocolate

[@shayeschmidt1526]

I've never heard them called Crepes... lol... in Kansas we call them Crepes but sounded out like Kray-ps

[@ruthdelcid2235]

Where I live gas is anywhere from 4.59 and up 😞😒

[@jessicaely2521]

Double boiler (water in a pot on the bottom) is the only way to melt chocolate. Every other way you burn it.

[@brittanyfrisbee6011]

Also if you committed to a sport you finish so I’d say you did the right thing

[@TheLyndzy111]

Here in ontario canada gas is $5.60 a galon

[@cafedulce6545]

We moms are all crazy these kids drive anybody nuts 🤣

[@graceshen7496]

So I don't like exercising either, and have no time for gym! (I work full time, have a side business, and a 15-month old.) I really like Zumba, but obviously with COVID and baby, it doesn't make sense for me. Even looking for different videos is annoying. SO, I tried jump ropes. Bingo. You can jump rope for like 10 minutes, and it'll get you huffing and puffing. You can do it in your living room 😂 and don't have to go anywhere!!

[@kellyhorvatin]

Jackson's little ew at the starters 😂

[@JordanBieber10]

You absolutely did the right thing. Don’t reward a child to get them to cooperate.

[@andreathompson4425]

It’s not your fault melting wafers don’t work well. Use the Ghirardelli “melting chocolate” not the chocolate chips. You can get better deals at Sam’s for them. I do a lot of dipped chocolate stuff and have tried a lot but they all suck.

[@alysemarie8313]

I’m sorry but the fridge door being left open so long gave me so much anxiety. I could hear my mom in my head screaming about it.

[@chrisoulalakkas7935]

Disconnecting from others to reconnect with yourself is self-care.

[@marlenevargas1402]

Maybe adding Coconut oil to the chocolate?

[@TheLyndzy111]

Next time try adding a little coconut oil to the chocolate it will melt better and be shiny

[@amandacook9531]

Maybe Riley needs to be in preschool, get her out more an get energy out with others her age. That’s what we’re struggling with our 3 year old, hopefully we’ll be able to get him in august 2022/2023. Gets them to be with others an that experience.

[@lindamcdaniel2419]

That isn’t going happen.Kayla want her kids home so she can keep a eye on them at all time.I definitely agree with you but I would be very surprised if that happens.

[@JenniferLevi6]

Agree 100%. Preschool is the best thing I’ve ever done for my daughter.

[@andreanittel2240]

...the more u can invest in the best quality food for your kids, the healthy they will be overall- so totally worth it.........