I did have to pin the rolls together with toothpicks. Just before serving them to my toddler, I took them out. (I also placed the "just for fun" chopsticks out of his reach. :)
Our younger son enjoyed it:
Our older son tried the chopsticks:
Then gave up and ate:
Summary:
The lunch was enjoyed.
It was easy to make and put together.
Do not bother with the chopsticks, even for fun, if your children are like mine! (They love play-fighting and don't know how to use chopsticks.)
I don't think this was an all-time favorite, but if the plan is same-old peanut butter and jelly anyway, this is a more exciting way to do it.
I like that idea a lot. Very cute. It may be the way to get my daughter to eat carrots!
ReplyDeletei don't know why, but for some reason, pb&j is just never a staple in our house! this reminds me to not only make it one, but make it fun, too! thanks for visiting my blog... and making the trip over from i can teach my child!
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