An Apple a Day Keeps the Doctor Away

Or so we hope anyway.

We have been eating a lot of apples in our house lately. Usually I slice them up for the kids but the other day I decided not to. I was interested to see how the kids would react. Em sank her teeth right in. Once P saw her doing it wanted to do it too.

P kinda nibbeled around the outside.
But Em ... she DEVOURED it.
She ate right through the core.

(This apple is only 1 inch tall)

They loved it! We will have to do it again soon.

And so far the saying is true too. They caught a runny nose but it lasted a day and wasn't even bad so I guess we will keep eating apples everyday.

Comments

Katrina said…

HAHA Yes! My kids LOVE apples whole MUCH more than cut up for some reason! But yep, Kyler eats right through the core---yuck! No sense of really the "right" way to eat it. Oh well, at least he likes it! :)

December 3, 2011 at 8:05 PM

heather said…

My kids do the exact same thing. Lady-L often refuses to eat cut up apples until I give her a whole one. Funny kids!!

December 6, 2011 at 10:41 AM

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