Imagine if his next baby is a fussy eater and totally refuses his recipes 
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Indie is so going to be that kid, at a birthday party, hiding under a table with her face in a bowl of wotsits 
Just stumbled across this thread and I had a chuckle over some of your comments. Joe's really annoyed me a few times on his Wean in 15 account, when he was travelling once he said he'd answer some questions about travelling with a baby, someone proceeded to comment on his photo asking what he does with Indie's carseat when on the plane and does it just go in the hold. He basically replied saying "yes, just in the hold as it is 
" and there's me thinking that's the worse advice ever and he shouldn't be telling people that crap! Carseats can go in the hold but should be packaged correctly, either in it's original box or bag with padding. Indie's carseat has travelled so much on a plane, I dread to think how much it's been thrown around and it's structure and safeness could have easily been compromised. I mean if he wants to treat Indie's carseat in that manner, it's up to him, but don't advise others, the muppet.
" and there's me thinking that's the worse advice ever and he shouldn't be telling people that crap! Carseats can go in the hold but should be packaged correctly, either in it's original box or bag with padding. Indie's carseat has travelled so much on a plane, I dread to think how much it's been thrown around and it's structure and safeness could have easily been compromised. I mean if he wants to treat Indie's carseat in that manner, it's up to him, but don't advise others, the muppet.GOOD.Indie is so going to be that kid, at a birthday party, hiding under a table with her face in a bowl of wotsits
My SIL is a vegetarian but her two kids aren't. She says she doesn't want to restrict them. They eat healthily but they are kids and of course get sweets, etc. She says if they want to be veggie, they can make that choice by themselves when older. It is good to be balanced, even with kids but Joe seems restrictive with his daughter's eating which isn't good. A friend of mine had parents who were restrictive of her eating when she was 10-16. Forced her to go to PT as a teenager too. Anyway, she ended up with a binge eating disorder as well as other problems because of it. So sad. Parents don't realise how destructive they can be. Joe seems like a narcissist that will be a nightmare parent. He thinks he means well but I am sure it will backfire. It will be way harder with two too.
Bet she went crackers after that ketchup
It is sad. I think balance is key but he is depriving her because of his selfish ideologies.
She’ll be the kid that parents dread inviting as she won’t eat any of the standard beige party food and Joe will just stand around in faux horror that all you plebs feed your children chicken nuggets from the freezer and not quinoa bites.Indie is so going to be that kid, at a birthday party, hiding under a table with her face in a bowl of wotsits
There’s absolutely nothing wrong with raising children as vegetarian - it’s exactly the same as raising them as meat eaters 
as long as they know when they’re old enough that the decision is theirs, I’m not about to start buying and cooking meat because of other people’s ‘ideologies’. Although Joe isn’t a vegetarian so not sure why Indie hasn’t really had meat.
He does get more smug by the day though!! I don’t necessarily disagree with him in the sense that there shouldn’t be such stuff as ‘adult’ and ‘kids’ meals but he shouldn’t be so restrictive. Her portions never look that big either.
as long as they know when they’re old enough that the decision is theirs, I’m not about to start buying and cooking meat because of other people’s ‘ideologies’. Although Joe isn’t a vegetarian so not sure why Indie hasn’t really had meat.He does get more smug by the day though!! I don’t necessarily disagree with him in the sense that there shouldn’t be such stuff as ‘adult’ and ‘kids’ meals but he shouldn’t be so restrictive. Her portions never look that big either.
Quinoa porridge for breakfast and quinoa again for lunch and no doubt bastard quinoa for dinner! The poor child is going to turn in to bloody quinoa at this rate
Just given my 17 month old sausage, mash and beans for tea and then saw his stories about the quinoa porridge- parent fail for me
I can guess which kid enjoyed their dinner more...Just given my 17 month old sausage, mash and beans for tea and then saw his stories about the quinoa porridge- parent fail for me
quinoa tastes and I’m a veggie. Poor indie she’s had it every meal
and I’m a veggie. Poor indie she’s had it every mealKidney bean and quinoa porridge... nice 
That’s exactly what will happen and I speak from experience. I fed my son all homemade foods when he was a baby/toddler and didn’t really give him chocolate but when he did try it (it’s not fair to not let them have it as they get older and go to birthday parties and stuff ) he was like Augustus Gloop
So greedy with it compared to my friends kids who had been given it. He also went through a fussy stage after eating anything put down to him - most of primary school was the beige food stage then when he was 11/12 he got adventurous again.
Why would you put kidney beans in bloody porridge? Just let her have ready brek ffs
To me,it embodies faddy disordered eating. It’s not normal
Kidney beans do not belong in porridgeKidney bean and quinoa porridge... nice
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