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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]She describes her daughter as always big, including being an 8 pound baby who ate every drop of her bottle. [/quote]

I thought that was a weird description too. I mean, my dd who was 8lb 14oz, is now a 5ft tall, 110lb 19 year old-not sure what OP's dd birthweight has to do with anything?

[b]And the part about having dd 'diagnosed' as obese, makes it sound like she was making a big deal about dd's weight to doctors[/b]. While I do agree that activity and healthy diet are the best way to maintain a healthy weight, it's odd that OP is so fixated on certain things.[/quote]

OP explicitly described it as the other way around. She said that, until the doctor made a big deal about her DD's weight, she didn't realize.

This is a touchy subject and so many PP's are reading whatever they can into OP's posts in order to attack her.  We've got a long way to go.[/quote]

Read the OP's first paragraph.  She said the dr diagnosed it-dd didn't drive herself to the dr, so the mother must have brought her and brought up her weight to dr.[/quote]

It's not uncommon for parents to bring their children to the doctor, for well visits and sick visits.[/quote]

+1 
Please try to keep up. OP made it clear that she had not been concerned about her child's weight until the doctor brought it up.  She did not bring her child to the doctor to bring up weight.[/quote]

You keep up. OP 'literally' like in the first paragraph, talked about how BIG her baby had been and how much she liked her bottle! Obviously, the weight thing just didn't come up at some random dr appt. [/quote]

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