Your child's day
The weekly menu
What your center plans to serve each day, a week at a time.
Opening the menu
Go to More and tap Weekly menu, under Stay connected. It opens on the current week, Monday to Sunday, under Week of and the Monday's date.
If it says No menu posted for this week, your center hasn't put that week's menu in the app. Some centers post it a week at a time.
Reading a day
Each day has its own card, with today's name highlighted. The meals are listed in the order they're served (breakfast, morning snack, lunch, afternoon snack, supper), each with its foods and any note from your center, such as an allergen or a substitution. A day with nothing on it says Nothing planned. Saturday and Sunday only appear when something's planned on them.
A meal marked From the menu template comes from a menu your center repeats, such as a four-week rotation.
Meal names and foods appear as your center wrote them.
Other weeks
Tap ‹ Previous week or Next week › to move a week at a time, and This week to come back.
Menus for your child's room
Your center can plan a menu for particular rooms, such as a different one for infants. You see the meals for your own child's room, along with anything planned for the whole center.
What your child actually ate
The menu is what your center plans to serve. It's the same for every child in the room and doesn't take your child's allergies into account. What your child actually ate, and how much, is in their day; see Your child's day and photos.
If your child has a food allergy or needs a different diet, make sure it's on their profile and talk to your center's director.
The menu is in the app only; the family portal on the web doesn't show it.
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