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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]It sounds like the entire household could benefit from healthier nutrition, but that takes effort. Easier to just brush off what your doctor said and not help your daughter.

Teach your children about healthy eating. You don’t have to restrict her to “carrot sticks”. There are so many good healthy meals you can make for a family that they will enjoy eating. [/quote]

Yet another lecture from an almond mom[/quote]

There is something so off when the recommendation not to restrict but to focus on good tasty healthy good is met with accusations of being an almond mom. Consider therapy for your disordered relationship with food. There is a happy medium between restricting to carrot sticks and celery and shoveling your face full of junk food 24/7. [/quote]

This is pretty much expected from a crowd that compares professional athletes to a 12 year old girl “athlete” (a designation that happens by purely showing interest). Next we will read about how this is a consequence of the food system and not something as simple as eating too much of the wrong things. [/quote]

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