Tell parents that even if a meal becomes a snack, the nutrients that children eat will not change, and children can eat enough. If they eat too much, it will be bad for their health.

Kindergarten children's three meals have become a little two meals. The first concern of most parents is whether their children will be malnourished. At this time, kindergartens only need to explain this problem clearly, and some children can explain it clearly with the shortcomings of three meals. Therefore, it can be said that even if a meal becomes a snack, the nutrients consumed by children will not change, and children can eat enough. If they eat too much, it will be bad for their health.

In fact, snacks are often more expensive than meals. There is absolutely no need for parents to worry that the school will deduct money from their children's meals.