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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]A healthy diet eaten in moderation and daily exercise cures obesity. Who knew? lol[/quote]

Some people in this thread think this is a disordered approach.[/quote]

No they don’t. They think someone acting like this is a revelation (and dropping other flags all over the field) clearly is struggling to overcome disordered thinking. [/quote]

THIS.[/quote]

Well if it’s so obvious why don’t more people do it?[/quote]

Do what? Why are you responding to?

Let me summarize once again: no one is saying healthy eating and exercise aren’t good practices. People are saying that OP’s post reeked of her own disordered thinking - SEPARATE from those practices - and [b]likely caused her kids issues in the first place.[/b] [/quote]

No her own disordered thinking likely comes from her own genetic tendencies to overeat and gain weight - which she rigorously controls with a good food/bad food narrative.  Her daughter has those same genetics which led to her weight gain.  OPs solution to the problem is great, and I hope OP is following it too though I would bet good money no grape or banana has passed OP's lips, but she has yet to let go of her own disordered thinking.  There is nothing wrong with what she is doing but there is something wrong with the way she talks about food. Posters are noting this is all.  Hopefully OP is listening.  Great job, OP, with behavior (and wonderful that you aren't telling your dd to eat less). Now tackle the deeper issue.

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