A mother, posting on TikTok as @pezzi.shop, expressed frustration after her 3-year-old daughter's teacher instructed her to eat "good" foods before "bad" ones. The mother, Caroline, emphasized food neutrality and left a handwritten note for the teacher, stating that none of her daughter's foods are labeled as "good" or "bad."
According to the New York Post, social media reactions were divided, with some suggesting a direct conversation with the teacher and others supporting Caroline's stance against labeling foods. Caroline emphasized the importance of teaching her daughter that food is just food, not inherently good or bad.
Here's the video and the response from mom:
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