“toddler tummy” not going away

Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:My kid never had a toddler belly. Most girls are just very skinny.


Uh, no, girls come in all shapes and sizes, just like boys.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:My daughter is 5.5 and starting K in the fall. She still has…what I dont know what else to call?…toddler tummy. Like distended stomach and very skinny everywhere else. She is my third and I can’t remember when my older kids lost this forum but I feel it was by 4 tops. She is very healthy, no allergies or bathroom issues, she just seems to still have her toddler figure. Anyone else notice this in their almost K-er?


OMG! Waste no time. Make appointment with Sono Bella non surgical belly fat removal and if that doesn't work, well, before she turns 6, a tummy tuck! I am being facetious, OP. You cannot be serious is all I can say
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:My kid never had a toddler belly. Most girls are just very skinny.


Uh, no, girls come in all shapes and sizes, just like boys.


Not if you limit their food early on. If they aren't skinny by.the time they are 4 they will never be skinny.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:My kid never had a toddler belly. Most girls are just very skinny.


Uh, no, girls come in all shapes and sizes, just like boys.


Not if you limit their food early on. If they aren't skinny by.the time they are 4 they will never be skinny.


DCUM always gives such normal and reasonable parenting advice.
Anonymous
My very athletic DD had this until literally two months after she started her period. That kicked off a quick change in her body development. She lamented her gut for years, despite my assuring her that her body was strong and perfect for her. She ate well, exercised appropriately. It was just her body type until puberty.
Anonymous
for my kid it was chronic constipation that made her belly stick out a little
Anonymous
Looking back, for me it was a sign of a gluten and dairy allergy that wasn't diagnosed until much later in life. I was constantly bloated.
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