When Daisy hears the boys have had second helpings of break-time toast
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Same at ours. I’m so surprised she allows it tbh. There must be something in it for herIf it’s anything like our breakfast club it’s white doorstep bread with lashings of butter. Unlimited too. She probably starves them because of that.
It’s evident she’s got an ED. Fair enough but don’t inflict it on your children.
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I’ve got kids like this at my kids school - mum and dad both had weight issues as children and are now extremely controlling and restrictive about food - the kids absolutely loose their tit at parties and at other peoples houses - gorging on anything they can get their hands on - I watched the oldest at an outside end of season party, sneak a whole pack of biscuits and got and hide in the bushes and eat them.Can you imagine what the boys are going to be like as soon as they get some independence and their own money? They’ll go mad for snacks and fast food because she won’t just give them regularly in moderation.
Honestly I don't get it. I’m not saying let them eat chocolate sweets cakes etc all day but there’s no need to be so restrictive. Everything in moderation, it won’t do them boys any harm. More than likely if they can have it they won’t pig out on it when they are allowed because it’s just a normal part of their dietI’ve got kids like this at my kids school - mum and dad both had weight issues as children and are now extremely controlling and restrictive about food - the kids absolutely loose their tit at parties and at other peoples houses - gorging on anything they can get their hands on - I watched the oldest at an outside end of season party, sneak a whole pack of biscuits and got and hide in the bushes and eat them.
It’s ridiculous she’s not just being OTT about sugary/processed food, it’s more criminal the boys don’t eat any carbohydrates or protein. I doubt they get more then 1000 calories a day.Honestly I don't get it. I’m not saying let them eat chocolate sweets cakes etc all day but there’s no need to be so restrictive. Everything in moderation, it won’t do them boys any harm. More than likely if they can have it they won’t pig out on it when they are allowed because it’s just a normal part of their diet
I was brought up never having a treat or a takeaway. As an adult I have a serious addiction to ‘treat food’ I’m overweight, I know why, and I’m now trying to do something about it. But I know that the reason I’m like this is because I never had those foods until i started earning my own money! She has the luxury of feeding those boys a healthy and nutritious diet and also factoring in treats so that they grow up with a healthy attitude to food. But she’s failing them and setting them up to be unhealthy and overweight adults.I've never been restrictive with my kids food but my teenager still doesn't make the best choices. He's got his own lunch money now and buys chips and fried chicken pretty much everyday. I hate it and what it might do for his health but what can do. I'm hoping he grows out of it and it's just the novelty of having his own money, I imagine kids who have never had the junk or freedom with food go absolutely wild!
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