Shops will put sweets in the places where they think they can best sell them, like everything else! I don't think we can really complain about that, but I think telling checkout workers to deliberately offer chocolate is a kind of managerial bullying and so I object to that. But you can say no.
I never bought sweets for my kids while they were with me except, occasionally, travel sweets to help prevent car sickness. If they were hungry while we were out they could have a banana or a bread roll.
In fact, DD3 got more sweets at nursery school, provided by other parents for birthdays, etc, during her first term than she'd had in her entire life before that! This in spite of the school's healthy eating policy.
Have any of you got all electric cars? Pros and cons please.
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