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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]dad here.  my wife doesn't get McDonalds for my 3 year old daughter but I get her a hamburger there at least twice a week.  She loves it.  I think McDonalds is way better now than in the past - they have smoothies, oatmeal, all kinds of good stuff.

tv - at least 45 minutes to an hour a day.  Dora or Wonderpets or something like that.  Seems educational to me.[/quote]

Get ready for a teenager who cares about nothing beyond brand names, boy bands and suburban shopping malls.  You're raising a real intellectual.[/quote]

People like you make my skin crawl.  You're SO much better than everyone else, aren't you?  Your kids are so much smarter and healthier and better at everything aren't they?  The guy was being honest and you have to take a dig at him with how much better of a parent you are.  I would rather have the poster above as my parent than you any day.  At least with him, I would have a little bit of fun in life.  It is childhood after all.

And BTW, my parents never limited the amount of junk food I consumed nor the TV that I watched as a kid and I am fine.  Went to grad school at a top 20 school and graduated with a 4.0.  And, I am 5'9" and weigh 135lbs----and I had a baby 3 months ago.

In fact, I was in McDonald's today---IN THE SUBURBS---and didn't order the apple dippers or the oatmeal.  But I still fit into my pre-pregnancy jeans tonight.

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Don't be so hard on yourself; it's only been 3 months.  Just keep -- or start-- exercising, stay out of McDonald's, and that excess weight will eventually come off.[/quote]

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