What kind of food should i give a 2 year old from wendys?

chicken nuggets are always a big hit with toddlers. My 2 year old likes hamburgers. He doesn't really like fries...but you could always try them.

Fast food is honestly not that good for anyone, especially kids. I used to let my son eat chicken nuggets from McDonald's, until i found out that they use the bones, organs, eyes, and meat in them, and they "clean" it with ammonia since it has so many bacteria. And since it's pink, they dye it, then give it artificial flavoring.. So i'm sure they do that at other fast food places too. Get some peanut butter and jelly and make them a sandwich. Give them some apple slices, grapes, or oranges. And if you just wanted to get them some fast food, Taco Bell has Cheese Roll Ups. My son likes those, and you don't have to worry about all the dangerous crap. Food for thought..

There is nothing at a Wendy's that a responsible adult would feed a two year old.

Maybe a few small bites from a frosty or a few pieces of french fries and some apple slices but that would be it.

I see where you're coming from. It's okay to give it to him once in a while.

The best option would be the chicken nuggets, apple slices, and lowfat white milk. You'd be covering the protein, fruit, and calcium aspects of a growing toddler's diet while also making it versatile.

Good luck!

Mandarin oranges are probably one of the things a child can eat. Maybe a bun? get a hamburger and give him the top part (bun) of the hamburger

A few fries aren't going to kill him this once, let them cool and you can ask for them unsalted. They are good little-finger food. You can order a jr hamburger plain and they will give you a plastic knife to siyt it up into strips.

They have crackers for their chili, either ask for a few packs (they may charge) or order chili for yourself and give the crackers to him.

They do sell milk, but no apples.

order a kids meal if the child has enough teeth to chew properly do not give them any soda chicken nuggets and fries should be okay but not all the time

Yuck, I am glad your not my babysitter. I can't stand fast food at all. I would say take the 2 year old home and fix something, not fast food.

Nothing

Buy a frosty and the kid wik be happy.