Before kids, my husband and I would spend our weekends trying out the trendiest and most popular restaurants in Toronto. Every weekend we would dine with friends. We had a great thing going being surrounded by good friends, great food and ever-flowing drinks. Lots of great memories were made while we were filling our bellies with delicious meals. We even frequented a few restaurants in the wee hours of the morning for some late night (early morning) eats.
And then we had kids.
You know where I’m going with this right? Since adding Princess Peach and Little Dude to our family, our dining experiences have changed 180 degrees. No longer we were enjoying the fine dining restaurants of our past. There is no time at fine dine at all. It’s pretty much eat and run! In fact, when we eat at restaurants our needs and expectations have totally changed and not all restaurants want to or are able to accommodate babies and little kids. Instead of looking at a drink menu, I look for kid-friendly menu choices to please my picky-eating kids. I appreciate when restaurants offer crayons to keep my kids occupied while we are waiting and of course have high chairs and change stations in the bathrooms.
Foodies big and small will be excited to hear that PC has partnered with some of Toronto’s top restaurants to introduce Babylicious. From May 5-15, parents will be able to enjoy meals with their little ones at some of their favourite restaurants in Toronto. While parents will get to dine on a 3-course prix-fix menu, the little’s will be provided with a complementary organic meal courtesy of PC Organics. This event is perfect for children ages 6 months to 3 years old. During the event, the restaurants will be fully prepared for their littlest guests and will be fully stocked with everything from high chairs to fully stocked bathroom change stations to child-friendly feeding utensils.
Sounds pretty amazing, right? You can check out the menus here and be sure to make your reservations today!
So tell me, where will you be eating with your little foodies during Babylicious?
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