Toddler eating butter raw
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Anonymous
| My young one (4 y.o)woke up before us and decided to eat an entire stick of butter. I dound him underneath the dining table. Anything i should be on the lookout for...inevitable accident brewing in his tummy? |
Anonymous
| My childhood friend, who was profoundly gifted, used to eat sticks of butter. She was quite thin, too. I wonder if the craving is for fat, which nourishes the brain? |
Anonymous
| Raw, OP? |
Anonymous
He didn't want to sautee' mushrooms so early in the morning, apparently./s |
Anonymous
| Yup. In my limited experience they all love butter. |
Anonymous
I'm told one of my aunts used to do that when she was little. She doesn't anymore 
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Anonymous
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Lol thank you.
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Anonymous
| When I was pregnant, I craved raw butter. I spread it on bread. I needed the fat, plus butter is delicious. |
Anonymous
I'd be more upset if he cooked the butter! |
Anonymous
| I might worry about diarrhea sometime in the next 3 days. Not a guarantee though. |
Anonymous
| Wtf is "raw" butter |
Anonymous
Raw butter, as in made with raw unpasteurized milk? I'd worry. Otherwise, the only thing I'd look for was some grease spots on the carpet. |
Anonymous
Butter. Raw. Like a stick of butter from the fridge. Peel back the wax paper and take a bite. The child is craving fat. Butter is pure, delicious fat. |
Anonymous
Raw means uncooked. |
Anonymous
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I wouldnt sweat it; kids that age LOOOVE butter. I remember when my niece's stood on her chair during a dinner at my mom's house and ran her finger through the butter dish on the table, scooping out a chunk. She was outraged when her parents grabbed her away and yelled "I want BIG butter!!"
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