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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous] I can distinguish between not liking what she's doing and not liking her.   I remember from your last thread that you disliked that your daughter enjoyed taking in milk a little bit too much for her liking.  I can see no reason for getting so bent out of shape for absurd things like enjoying her bottle and eating too much if you don't like her to begin with.  Kind of like you wouldn't get worked up about a comment made by your best friend, but if your annoying MIL said the exact same thing it you'd get riled up.  [/quote]

I think you need therapy. Seriously. You're like a harpy.

I asked if anyone had seen a child respond to milk like that because I had never seen a baby do that and neither of my other kids have responded that way. It hasn't got a thing to do with her enjoying her milk too much for my liking. If you see your baby doing something that looks unusual, you tend to ask if other people have seen their babies doing the same thing. The point I was making was that my DD has always seemed to respond to food in a very intense way, even as an infant and that may be part of what's causing this behavior. I don't know why that should be so difficult to believe. We know that different people develop issues with food precisely because being full provides a sense of satisfaction and contentment that almost everyone enjoys. Is it really so tough to believe that some people enjoy that sensation more than others and that there may be a physiological component?

You must have a very severe case of low self-esteem since your need to denigrate others is so intense. [/quote]

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