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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]This thread reminds of my cousin. My aunt and uncle always forbid certain foods as he was growing up. He was never allowed any typical "kid" foods - everything had to be wholesome and natural. No soda. Very few sweets. Nothing packaged or with preservatives. Fast forward to when he moved out at 18 (well, really 21 after college). He has had a steady diet of crap ever since - Little Debbies, McDonalds, etc. I've literally never seen him eat anything natural as an adult (no, he's not fat either...just eats like a slob). It cracks me up every time.[/quote]

OP here-if you have read this thread then this would not remind you of your cousin. I could care less if he eats cookies and candy even within reason. It was a specific food that I wanted avoided and I believe that I have solved the issue and my DS and my MIL are onboard so all is good !!  That does sound like a recipe for disaster and I bet your cousin couldn't wait to be allowed to have all of that stuff.[/quote]

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