Yes, the corn was good 😉 lol!

Thanks for commenting! Having them eat something nourishing before is a great idea! If there are events/parties where you can bring something, bringing a couple nutrient dense options is always a good idea. I am also trying to get better at always having some healthy snacks/meals packed when we are out for a long day. This requires some planning, but when I remember to do it, it makes so much of a difference! Having a small cooler with fruit, veggies, hard boiled eggs, cheese, sandwiches, soup in thermoses, etc. makes it a lot easier (and cheaper!) to grab a healthier snack or a meal. Sometimes, though, we just ‘go with the flow’, especially at birthday parties and such. My daughter doesn’t have any food allergies or health issues, so I feel the occasional junky food (I can’t call it a ‘treat’) isn’t a big deal. I also try to talk to her about why we eat the way we do, and what the ingredients I am concerned about most can do to our bodies over a period of time. I feel educating the children about what is in their food and what it does to their bodies (both good and bad) will give them the tools to make educated choices when they are older!

Hope you are having fun on your trip! Yes, France seems like a great place for food, especially the way they teach their children to eat real food from a very early age!