Received a few grocery items from our local government in relation to nutrition month celebration.

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Here in my country, the Philippines, nutrition month is celebrated every month of July. Usually, it is scheduled during the last week. On the timeline, as expected my Facebook was flooded with posts relative to it. Former classmates, colleagues with their children joining. Mine was only a year older, so there's no celebration to participate. Thus, two days left before the month ends, I received a message from one of the Barangay health workers inviting me to join a problem. Attendees are parents and toddlers ages from one - three.

As much as I wanted to since our home is only a few walks away, I chose not. Why? Unfortunately, Caleb had a fever. That made us stay at home for the rest of the day.

Lhes, claim your give packs at the Barangay.my sister in-law chatted with me as one of the local officials informed her.

Honestly I was surprised to know how ayuda was distributed sometimes. Well, it's nice to know that it seemed different this time.

Here is what I received, nope not for me but for my son, Caleb.

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There was a buns (bread) but we took it to avoid spoilage., the Brgy official informed me. After expressing my gratitude, I left and checked at home what it consists. As you can see, not that much but I commend the local government for the effort.

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150 grams of milk and how I wish it was the other brand. Currently, I am in the process of switching my son's milk. Sadly not this one as I had tried this when he was still six month old. He doesn't like it. Perhaps, I would be giving this to anyone who needs it.

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Two bottles of vitamins but only one could be drunk by Caleb.

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The other one is for children from two - twelve years old. While the next was okay but the same content with what he currently had. I will try these on him, probably next month.

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Biscuits in small size, just enough for wee tummies.

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Cheese everyone? This could be added in steam food for him like potatoes and eggs. Cheese for toppings.

Lastly:

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Perfect timing as we run out of salt!

What about in your place? Have you received any from your local government?

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How I wish we have like that on our Brgy. But I doubt if it can reach you if your not present at the distribution period😐.

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Nice gesture from the government, however, let's call it "curageous" to offer a "Chocolate Cream Cracker Sandwich" full of sugar as a nutrition day gift! If I think of "healthy food" options like vegetables, fruits, nuts, cereals (without added sugar), milk (without added sugar), unprocessed real cheese and meat (without too much fat) come to my mind.

Concerning vitamin pills, in general I see them skeptical as well. For example this article shows that I might not be wrong.

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My friend also receive this gift pack as she has a baby when she go to the RHU.

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Whoa, may pa ganito sa inyo? You have a really nice Municipality di uso ganito samin eh. These are not bad too ha, they even gave your vitamins though sad di magagamit lahat. Ang cool lang. Sana lahat may ganito, kaso depende pa rin ata talaga sa lugar, aigooo

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Bat wala namigay samin haha.. buti pa kyo jan... kinukurakot lang ng Brgy. officials namin ang pondo dto 😅

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