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Naively it seems like things like frozen ready meals or meal replacers (Soylent, Huel) would be an easy fix (I wouldn't give them to the kids, but for a tired p
by robbie-c 4y ago
Naively it seems like things like frozen ready meals or meal replacers (Soylent, Huel) would be an easy fix (I wouldn't give them to the kids, but for a tired parent it'd be better than nothing).
I'm not a parent though (although planning to be), so am keen to know why that's wrong.
- actionfromafar 4y agoIt might have been implied. A sandwich or whatever.
- Tade0 4y agoIt's not wrong - you do what you can to stay nourished. The only wrong approaches I can identify is beating yourself up about not preparing a decent meal for yourself and not eating at all. Both me and my SO lost weight in the first months because we made the former mistake.
- robbie-c 4y agoThanks for your comments, it's really helpful to hear other people's experiences :)
- Taikonerd 4y agoI am a parent of 2, and you're right: I've never skipped a dinner, but sometimes that dinner has to be a bowl of cereal. The webcomic SMBC says it well: https://www.smbc-comics.com/comic/before https://www.smbc-comics.com/comic/before