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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Give him a space for where he can ut his snacks that the dog can't get into.

If he can't comply with that then he loses the snack  money  privilege.[/quote]

I don’t want them in the house all the time. If he wants to buy a candy bar after school and eat it before he comes home, I do not care. But I don’t want a box of candy bars hanging out in the pantry. Hell, if he’s at home on the weekend and feels the need for a candy bar and wants to ride his bike somewhere to buy one, I don’t care. I fundamentally believe that when junk food is constantly accessible, people will eat more of it than they otherwise would. If you have to go buy it every time, you’ll eat less of it. [/quote]

Ok. Keep doing what you’re doing. Your kid is well on his way to an eating disorder and learning how much nicer you are to him when he lies to you. Excellent parenting. [/quote]

Your approach isn't working. You have time to fix it, though. Is the junk food ban for you or him?

What happens if there is a bag of Oreo's in the pantry?[/quote]

The only thing I have to keep out of the house for my sake is potato chips. I would likely throw away a bag of Oreos but would respect a bag of homemade cookies. [/quote]

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