There's nothing like fruity Greek yogurt for a snack; and our five-year-old Baby Grand agrees. He suddenly disappeared into the house yesterday, returning in just a few with a blueberry variety and a plastic spoon. Then began a photo shoot... "Now, G'ma; now G'ma"... a fine advertisement for the product, don't you think?Thing is, healthy snacks are always allowed here, and
B-G knows that he may help himself to one at any time. Moral of the story? Kids should feel one hundred percent at home, wherever they hang their
proverbial hats.
B-G knows that he may help himself to one at any time. Moral of the story? Kids should feel one hundred percent at home, wherever they hang their
proverbial hats.
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"G'ma, I used to not like blueberry, but now I changed." It's true. We used to fight for the last peach! I always lost that battle. Ah, but what a winner I am, in the long run - right?
"G'ma, I used to not like blueberry, but now I changed." It's true. We used to fight for the last peach! I always lost that battle. Ah, but what a winner I am, in the long run - right?
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