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Hi y'all,
Just throwing out this question 'cause I'm determined to find some healthier alternatives to the customary Easter basket candy for our recently adopted son (who has ADHD). He doesn't seem to crave sweets -- until he has some that is! Then he can't get enough and gets very upset and oppositional when we say "no more". (The only time he's ever lied to us in 4-1/2 mos. was about eating all 7 packs of bubble gum in his X-mas stocking at once, and swallowing it all!) I know he'll enjoy the Easter egg dying and egg hunt, but I think he'll also be expecting some other treats in the basket. Anyone else tried out any healthy alternatives for this? (cross posted in older child adoption)
Thanks!
Late Bloomer
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I am a consultant (although currently pretty inactive - no time) for an educational toy company (am I allowed to say the name?) and we promote educational toy Easter Baskets. Anyone could PM me for info, but basically, it is like mckenna said - alternatives to candy that are fun and learning.
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