11 year-old son self-conscious about big butt

[Anonymous]

Don’t feed him any junk food. Focus on vegetables and protein.

[Anonymous]

We are very booty positive in our all-boy household. My 11 year old swimmer wants the biggest butt possible = strong for swimming. Unfortunately, his 13 year old brother edges him out, a wrestler.

It sucks to be bullied. Try to change the narrative. Flat butts aren't in.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Show him Hank Hill’s butt. A big butt is so much better!

Haha. My husband has a Hank Hill butt and I have a huge one that I passed on to my son. I think it helps him be an excellent baseball player. He catches and is very strong

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:We are very booty positive in our all-boy household. My 11 year old swimmer wants the biggest butt possible = strong for swimming. Unfortunately, his 13 year old brother edges him out, a wrestler.

It sucks to be bullied. Try to change the narrative. Flat butts aren't in.

What?!?!?

Swimmers don't tolerate body high fat; it's dead weight and interferes with streamlined motion.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:We are very booty positive in our all-boy household. My 11 year old swimmer wants the biggest butt possible = strong for swimming. Unfortunately, his 13 year old brother edges him out, a wrestler.

It sucks to be bullied. Try to change the narrative. Flat butts aren't in.

What?!?!?

Swimmers don't tolerate body high fat; it's dead weight and interferes with streamlined motion.

No fat. It's muscle. Strong glutes are key.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:We are very booty positive in our all-boy household. My 11 year old swimmer wants the biggest butt possible = strong for swimming. Unfortunately, his 13 year old brother edges him out, a wrestler.

It sucks to be bullied. Try to change the narrative. Flat butts aren't in.

What?!?!?

Swimmers don't tolerate body high fat; it's dead weight and interferes with streamlined motion.

More fat actually makes swimming easier. You have to work less to stay on top of the water- more buoyant.

[Anonymous]

He has to own his badonkadonk.