Mum's fury as toddler, three, sent home from nursery and told simple lunchbox staple is BANNED

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Mum's fury as toddler, three, sent home from nursery and told simple lunchbox staple is BANNED.

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A Lincolnshire mother has expressed her frustration after her three-year-old son was sent home from nursery with a handwritten note banning flavoured yoghurts from his packed lunch.Katelan Martin, 24, from Spalding, collected her son Jeffrey from nursery on September 16 to find his Aldi Tube It strawberry yoghurt untouched, accompanied by a message stating that only natural Greek-style yoghurt would be allowed going forward.The mother of two branded the restriction "absurd," insisting her boy already maintains a healthy diet."I laughed and I phoned my mum and showed her the note and said what is this about, it's literally just a strawberry yoghurt," she said.

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TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say The nursery appears to be implementing government guidelines ahead of schedule, with new rules not due to take effect until September 2027.During Jeffrey's first three weeks at the nursery, Katelan noticed he was regularly coming home with uneaten items in his lunchbox, which she initially put...

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