February 23, 2006
"Take up your sword against the tyranny of the O"
filed under:
food
| the morning news
posted February 23, 2006 9:36 AM | add to del.icio.us | digg this |
Tweet
1 Comment
Google DT
Contact DT
Daddy Types is published by Greg Allen with the help of readers like you.
Got tips, advice, questions, and suggestions? Send them to:
greg [at] daddytypes [dot] com
Join the [eventual] Daddy Types mailing list!
Got tips, advice, questions, and suggestions? Send them to:
greg [at] daddytypes [dot] com
Join the [eventual] Daddy Types mailing list!
Categories
Bizarre Childrens Book Contest |
DT Childrens Book Review Contest |
about daddytypes |
adoption |
advice |
architecture |
art |
birth |
books |
cars |
clothing |
diy |
eBay |
education |
food |
furniture |
gay dads |
gear not strollers |
health |
movies |
music |
names |
newborn |
news |
nursery |
nyc men's room changing tables |
parent company |
pregnancy |
safety |
strollers |
toys |
travel |
tv |
urbanbabywatch |
vintage |
web |
work |
Top 40 Tags
dadblogs
beta dad
cry-it-out
cynical dad
dadcentric
daddy dialectic
dadwagon
defectiveyeti.com
eric snowdeal iii, iv
fatherhood is
i hate snaps
laid-off dad
metrodad
moderndaydad
more diapers
moseleyworld
nontoxicreviews
rebeldad
rice daddies
stork bites man
sweet juniper
thingamababy
z recommends
the zero boss
TAKING A TIMEOUT baby roadies
the blogfathers
daddy drama
daddyzine
philosopher dad
the trixie update
cry-it-out
cynical dad
dadcentric
daddy dialectic
dadwagon
defectiveyeti.com
eric snowdeal iii, iv
fatherhood is
i hate snaps
laid-off dad
metrodad
moderndaydad
more diapers
moseleyworld
nontoxicreviews
rebeldad
rice daddies
stork bites man
sweet juniper
thingamababy
z recommends
the zero boss
TAKING A TIMEOUT baby roadies
the blogfathers
daddy drama
daddyzine
philosopher dad
the trixie update
copyright
copyright 2024 daddy types, llc.
no unauthorized commercial reuse.
privacy and terms of use
published using movable type
no unauthorized commercial reuse.
privacy and terms of use
published using movable type
I see that Kix: Kid Tested-Mother Approved was left off the list. Those Yellow little balls migrate all by themselves and then proceed to multiply.
The spheres act as a dexterity training tool as the eye-hand coordination of toddlers is developed. One out of 3 kix pieces makes it to the toddler's mouth and 50% of those are actually eaten.
Likewise, once the concept of "roll" is understood, the kix becomes a shotgun spray of cereal to see which piece goes the farthest. This, combined with the effects of gravity, sends the Kix into places unreachable by adults hands or finger.
Did I mention that they make great nose plugs?
I found my replacement to Cheerios, their called Toasted Oats... All of the same great Cheerio Roundness but at a fraction of the cost.
Daddy, however, will take The Count or Lucky Charms any day of the week! No Sharing Either, the kid can learn that somewhere else.