Food, sensory table

I can sometimes be pretty amazing how much food can go into the little ones.  The teacher was saying Peyton ate her bowl of cheerios (which would be her second, since she also has them here at home), then walked over to the refrigerator, and started pointing to it.  She knows that’s where the food is kept.  They figured she still wanted more food, so proceeded to get her eggs and cheese.
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