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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]DH is not unreasonable to want change. PP misrepresents what grandparents are doing and how often. Big difference between junk food all the time and once or twice a month...[/quote]

I have [b]older kids[/b] and the cultural around junk food is HUGE.  It’s daily from school - at a minimum (school breakfast). Then add in school parties, teacher rewards, kids sending in birthday treats, parents sending in treats for sports practice or games, weekend get togethers, parties or  day trips usually involve desserts and such. Now add in grandparents frequently buying treats and soda at restaurants.  That is a LOT of junk and that’s without a parent even keeping it at home. Literally no kid is deprived of junk food these days, regardless of what parents don’t buy [/quote]

Older than what? Mine are in their 20s, and despite a youthful love of Froot Loops (which I did not buy for them, but did let them eat if the opportunity presented itself), they are now all healthy eaters. Not because I nagged them, but because they figured it out.[/quote]

Then maybe you shouldn’t comment bc you don’t have school age kids anymore. The junk food bombardment is extremely pervasive now-including in schools, where they do in fact, provide Fruit Loops, Cocoa Puffs, and chocolate muffins daily, on top or a myriad of other junk. And that’s just at school. 
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Your memory is really failing,  because kids food choices in the 70s and 80s was WAY more sugar ladsn than anything kids eat today.[/quote]

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