What would you do?

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So go to feed my 10 month old her usual tiny baby snacks... but come to find out sometime last night or this morning while both dad and I weren't looking, my 8 year old ate it. ALL of it. She has her own snacks she picked out? So I don't know why she felt the need to eat the baby food.

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I'd sit down and calmly ask her why and see the reason. especially if there was a good amount because kids don't binge eat for no reason

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Talk to her about it. Ask her why she ate the baby’s snacks and not her own. Maybe put the baby’s snacks somewhere separate.

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I would talk to the 8 year old and figure out why she ate the all the baby snacks first. I would also see if there’s something you guys can compromise on with her snacks so she won’t feel like she even wants to. (Idk maybe she wanted something berry flavored or something.) 
Her reasoning why would affect what I might also do. Kind of hard to say.

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Honesty id laugh😂 cause I know I be stealing a couple here and there 😂 but I’d of course talk to her and explain she has her own and her sibling is tryna learn how to eat just as well as her ❤️😂if she does want some then she doesn’t need to go behind your back and should be able to communicate. My daughter loved to steal her sisters snacks all the time 🤦‍♀️ but after a few talks that those aren’t hers and she needs to be the example she has learned to not eat them unless she has asked me or my husband for a few 🤷‍♀️ I also just started buying extra ones just in case cause it happens(:

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My 8 year old asks to try her brothers snacks all the time. For whatever reason, she thinks they'll taste better. I let her try his snacks and blended food I make him. In return, she'll occasionally share her icecream or yogurt with him. Just talk to your 8 year old! 
I dont mind if they share, as long as she asks.

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