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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]OP, this is probably the most helpful and common-sense post I’ve ever seen about childhood obesity. I come from a family of eating disorder sufferers and your post doesn’t have that tone to me at all. Hope the backlash you’re getting isn’t stinging too bad. OPs get attacked on virtually any topic on this site for some reason. Best wishes to you and your child. Great work. Can you share a bit more regarding how long it took, how you explained it to your child, etc? This is such great info about a problem that is really common.[/quote] I'm sorry she seriously lead with her infant sucked down every drop. Well, that's what some infants do. It's obviously she is the one with the disassociation to reality in terms of her child's eating habits. 90 minutes of exercise daily sure, wonderful and obsessive. Her description of apples or grapes prior to her discovering they are good foods? This will not turn out well. [/quote] NP. Not all infants do suck down every drop! I breastfed and then almost exclusively pumped. My babies (9.5lbers) never finished their bottles. I always had way more milk than they'd drink. OP just meant that some babies are just born hungry and with bigger appetites. I have one 3 year old who will suck on a chocolate chip cookie for an hour (and probably still not finish) and my other child will eat it all and manage to steal his sister's.[/quote]
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