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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]60% lazy parenting 
40% actual physical or psychological issues with the child. [/quote]
You suck.  I have cooked meals for my children every night since they were born.  I've tried kid friendly, not kid friendly, ethnic, all sorts of options.  [b]I am not lazy.  I just don't want to fight with my children over food.[/b]  And the "a hungry child will eat if you provide them food" thing doesn't really work with at least one of my children -- she says she isn't hungry and asks to be excused and then wakes up at midnight asking for a snack since she didn't eat dinner and is hungry.  [/quote]

lazy parenting.

"I'm not lazy, I just don't want to fight with my kids over how much tv they can watch. I'm not lazy, I just don't want to fight with my kids over saying please and thank you. I'm not lazy, I just don't want to here my kids fight over the ipda, so I bought them both one."

The excuses can go on and on. You may think I suck, but I'm not a lazy parent. [/quote]

NP here. You SUCK, and you are an evil ogre.

You are also completely clueless as to what it's like to have a picky eater.

I was a short-order cook because it was much more important to me that my child ate a good meal then to not be a "lazy parent."  And as he ages, he adds more and more and more things to his menu. 
Oh, and we have nice family meals with no tantrums or begging or going to bed hungry.

I win.

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