- Ask the server for some crackers or bread right away so the children can already be busy munching.
- Bring a bag of tricks with small things they can be entertained by (crayons, coloring books, simple toys that don't take up a lot of space, books.)
- Make sure all meals come out at the same time. Its easier if they are eating while you are trying to eat.
- Have a good idea what you want to order so the service can be speedy.
- Let your kids know that any hopes of dessert rest on them finishing their meal and behaving in the restaurant ( I know this is bribery, but it does work.)
- If things get tough stay calm and remember it is only one meal out of a lifetime.
Honestly, it is wiser to eat home, cheaper and saves gas. But if you must eat out try my suggestions above to help ease the pain.




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