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    I suggest to feed the child before she arrives too and then you can say its fine he is fed
    maybe leave some of lunch left over for him so you are not relying on if she brings his supper or not
    or even crackers and cheese so he can have something to eat with her later
    start the hard talk with ,,,,,, you don't mind if at the end of the day he is ready to go as I need to feed my family or have family time
    good luck

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    Feeding him supper would help the problem but it just creates another problem.
    with five other kids that are in the kitchen wanted to eat too and I just can't do a whole other meal in the kitchen once it's cleaned up for the day after snack. he's still spooned fee because he's a baby so it takes me away from watching the other kids.

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