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My point is that you will not always be able to control what your kids eat. I know plenty of kids (esp girls) whose mothers are so obsessed with what they eat that it backfires. When the girls get a little freedom, they go crazy eating junk food because it was "forbidden" their whole lives. Plus, what better way to get back at Mommy Dearest than by getting fat? Because, at the end of the day, nobody can control what goes into a person's mouth other than the person herself (once she's an adult). So, again, good luck to you and your "fit" family. [/quote]

You know some anecdotal examples of how girls in your circle behave and you know all about my child? I am not obsessed about what my kids eat, because I actually know what they eat. We are the family that can afford organic and wholesome food and I am not some lazy parent who will throw junk at my kids.  My kids are in HS and eat very well and also know how to cook. They are smart and prepared individuals who can handle life and have life skills. Not neurotic kids who have eating disorders like you seem to know.

Perhaps you should not worry about my kid and get educated about how to raise your own. They do not have good role models around them.[/quote]

You're a pill, and you aren't contributing anything meaningful to this thread.[/quote]

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