Thread title - Kids “so grown up”, parents so busy, on their block Ella is the most judgy
Deliciously Ella #2 Matt was the best birthing partner, feeding me coconut water and peanut butter
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Imagine the death stares she was giving to the parents handing over the haribo.
How about ‘deliciously evil’ or something like that. If her kids don’t get some sort of food relationship problem by the time they’re 13/14 yrs old, I’ll be very surprised 
Also they will constantly think they are not allowed to just exist and chill, they always have to be busy. Do a million things. The non existent work life balance their parents have is going to be very damaging.How about ‘deliciously evil’ or something like that. If her kids don’t get some sort of food relationship problem by the time they’re 13/14 yrs old, I’ll be very surprised
Deliciously Ella: Mindlessly judgemental
Says a woman who has like 1kg of sugar in her every dessert recipe. She is mental thinking she is eating healthy. Kids are kids let them be lunatic.
Tittle: Whining and mindfulness, chick makes no sense (or is a mess)
I posted a review or her products ...its about 39g of sugar for 100g . So she doesnt get to lecture us on giving pour kids sugarWow love that she says "no judgement" and then proceeds to say it's all poison. What a smug, horrible way to parent! Her kids are going to go off the rails with sugar at any opportunity. That is a recipe for disordered eating!
Her energy balls is just as high in sugar as those treats, and very processed! She's not just smug and entitled but very very wrong. I can see why I was so affected by her in the past, she really exaggerates sugar as the devil. I mean poison?! Her little ones will not benefit from this mindset- they'd benefit from everything in moderation. She is sooooo smug and judgy, I hope this puts everyone still following her off! Poor Skye and may
The whole no wonder society is fucked….I think there are societal issues with influencers with no formal health qualifications or “nutritionists” pushing products labelled “healthy” that are anything but or labelling certain foods as bad. That’s before you consider vulnerable people buying into the thinking of I must not eat this “bad” food.
Now I like the Haribo too much myself, and they are awful and full of additives & crap pushing by cynical marking departments at kids.
But I see both things as bad for your health whereas I think the former is worse because at least Haribo aren’t pushing the narrative that they are good for you.
We know what’s good for us. We learnt it in primary school. A little bit of “bad” every so often is grand.
We also know as adults that there are many reasons complex adults don’t eat well - stress, money, education, additives etc etc. I don’t see what DE does to help any of the real issues with food in society. Worse, it seems from this thread she contributes to disordered eating.
You couldn’t have put it better, especially the final part
Packs of raising
Wow, what a misery guts she is if she can’t let go of her grand principles to make way for her daughters having fun one night of the whole year !Packs of raising
I thought she said they'd scooped up all the "non-food" and extra treats the kids brought home and gave them back out to other treat or treaters?
I thought she said they'd scooped up all the "non-food" and extra treats the kids brought home and gave them back out to other treat or treaters?
what a joyless existence
Let your kids have some haribos, Ella I'm quite strict with my three year old, but I let her have some sweets and chocolate as she's getting older and she's learned to regulate herself very quickly! My mum was super strict with me and I used to hide junk food in my room when I got older.
I'm quite strict with my three year old, but I let her have some sweets and chocolate as she's getting older and she's learned to regulate herself very quickly! My mum was super strict with me and I used to hide junk food in my room when I got older.Amazing! Poisonous sweeties fine for everyone else's kids but not her precious two!
She obvs got a bit of flack as has been trying to justify herself but just comes across as v self righteous, and posh but dim.
She obvs got a bit of flack as has been trying to justify herself but just comes across as v self righteous, and posh but dim.
I thought she said they'd scooped up all the "non-food" and extra treats the kids brought home and gave them back out to other treat or treaters?
Those poor girls are going to grow up with disordered eating…. And if she feels so strongly about people not eating them then why would you give them back out to other trick or treaters?
So much for advocating for eating healthily. If it doesn’t bring in the money, or if it doesn’t concern her eating habits or that of her family, she’s not interested.
what she should be teaching her girls is everything with measure. You can eat sweeties, but not too many. I grew up in a household with no treats. Never a sweet, chocolate or biscuit. Set me up for a life of bingeing on sweet treats.
There’s a nutritionist called Amelia Freer that I’m quite fond of, however I’ve noticed her daughter has already cottoned onto what she’s missing out on, and for her 3rd birthday all she wanted in the world was to try an ice cream cone 
to Amelia’s credit they went to get ice creams and the little one loved her birthday, but short of living in the wilderness and home schooling I’m not sure how any health influencers child will survive this all or nothing approach to food in mainstream society without developing some form of eating disorder
to Amelia’s credit they went to get ice creams and the little one loved her birthday, but short of living in the wilderness and home schooling I’m not sure how any health influencers child will survive this all or nothing approach to food in mainstream society without developing some form of eating disorder- Status