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Hey ladies, what are you bringing for treats to kindergarten? I was thinking of bringing Barney bears, but they seem so sweet.
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Ekaterina Sagalaeva
Put in some Barny or Choco Pie, juice, and a couple of Chupa Chups.
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chernika
I was gathering stickers, pastila, Chupa Chups, and gummies for my daughter.

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Vedeneva Yuliya
They're asking us to avoid juices and sweets. Last time I baked pies
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inga
Most parents bake themselves. I brought cinnamon buns for my son's last birthday.
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Alla Sorokovaya
I gave my baby sugar-free teething biscuits and cookies with different flavors.
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Olga
I discuss it with my child. And I'll buy stickers, for a while there were gingerbread cookies with giraffes and elephants. Some people put in pens and notebooks (for those who don't really want sweets). I've seen puzzles, sand drawings, Barney, Choco Pies, fruit snacks, juices…
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Kristina
I can't say, we never did anything like that. But at the garden, the others were constantly bringing Barney/Choco Pies and juice.
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Olya
What kids can have: fruit leather/marshmallows/gummies without powdered sugar
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Kraeva Olga
Kristina Hmm, so you don't bring anything for the kids on Zhenya's birthday? May I ask why? Because my husband also thinks it's unnecessary. Like, why should we give gifts, and not receive them? But everyone brings gifts to us. I see it as treats, like the kids are eating cake.
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Kraeva Olga
Olga Yes, yes, same here😀 My main question is about the sweet stuff though.
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Kraeva Olga
inga That's great! I know Germans love to bake themselves... but it seems Switzerland isn't unfamiliar with it either 😊 For us, though, baking is forbidden 'on the table' 🙂 It only goes in a bag and then into the cupboard. The child can eat it at home if the parents allow it.
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Kraeva Olga
chernika Thanks so much, I'll try the gummies too
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Kristina
Kristina My children have birthdays in the summer. They didn't go to daycare in the summer.
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Kraeva Olga
Kristina Ahhh… I see, so yours start school on September 1st. They get congratulated with a round dance. And my husband keeps nagging: 'Why are you fussing so much? What are these gifts for?' And honestly, this year I started to wonder too… Many of us focus on healthy eating, some have allergies, and all these sweets are just gross (in my opinion 🫠…). I'm so stressed that parents will think badly of me 😁 but if I don't bring anything, they'll say 'they were stingy' ))
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Kristina
Kristina I was so glad that bringing food as gifts was banned at school, so no one has any questions there. We also celebrate summer birthdays in kindergarten/school in September. But I never really worried about it. And this year, the summer kids in kindergarten haven't been celebrated yet 😂
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irina makarova
Barny is a great option, the kids are already big enough. We also used to bring slices, Choco Pies, and we tried KDV pancakes with raspberries from Pyaterochka, those ones, plus a small juice and a Chupa Chups.
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Kraeva Olga
irina makarova Thanks! Yeah, I also thought Barney's was a great option, but then I tried it and it seemed so sweet 😀
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