This Korean mom, possibly, put in a whole lot of effort each morning to ship a filling lunch along with her son to his preschool. But a random name from the kid’s trainer took her abruptly. The trainer slammed her meals as “disgusting and inappropriate” and requested her to cease sending it to high school for her little one. The 34-year-old mom of a 5-year-old son took to Reddit to share her ordeal and search an answer. The submit angered different Reddit customers who got here out in her assist after studying all the story.

The girl, who goes by the title ‘flowergardens0’ on Reddit, shared that the trainer made no effort to sound variety and spoke in an especially impolite and irritated tone whereas telling that her the her lunches had an disagreeable odour and have been very distracting for the opposite college students.

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As shocked she may need been, she politely acknowledged the priority and instructed the trainer that, “the lunches I pack are definitely not the healthiest but they are according to my son’s preferences.”
In the submit, the mom even revealed what sort of meals she normally packs in her kid’s lunch field, “The usual lunch that I send him to school with is small celery sticks with blue cheese, goat cheese, kimchi, spam and spicy Doritos marinated in sriracha (I know, I know, but he deserves a snack, and I don’t put that many chips in the baggy.)”

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AITA for packing my kid an “inappropriate” lunch?
by u/flowergardens0 in AmItheAsshole

Even after the mom politely declined the request saying she will be able to’t drastically change her son’s meals, the trainer didn’t budge in and requested her to cease sending the meals then. “His lunches are just too inappropriate to be sent to school any longer,” the trainer wrote within the mail.

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Angered Reddit customers sided with the mom and left feedback like:

“Report her to the principal. Her comments regarding your son’s food are ‘disgusting’ and ‘have an unpleasant tone. She’s too inappropriate to be teaching at the school any longer.”

One consumer wrote, “Your son’s food is perfectly normal. For a 5-year-old. Your family’s food is normal.”
“The other thing that irritates me about this is, if (and still a big ‘If!’) the other kids are really ‘distracted’ by the food (read: bullying your kid about the food), this teacher isn’t going to do a good job defending your son and teaching these kids to accept differences. Instead she’s likely to join in the bullying herself.”

“My oldest one’s preschool teacher HATED that I sent tuna salad sandwiches to school [with him] once a week for lunch, as it was and still is his favorite sandwich. She never once brought it up to me but always told him that she thought it was stinky and she personally didn’t like it but that she was glad he did.”

“I’m a preschool teacher and I have never thrown away a child’s lunch. Teachers and schools like this are overstepping. With so many families struggling, I’m just happy my students are eating. I would rather see kids eat a lunchable then some leftovers from dinner that they won’t eat.”
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