The problem is that she avoided a tantrum with her daughter but has opened up a way bigger can of worms with the eating habits that have been established.
Parents absolutely must learn how to parent, set good examples, establish good and healthy habits. Blaming cereal companies and fast food restaurants for a child's obesity only goes so far. Who permits the kid the bad choices, after all?
Rule #1 for grocery shopping - shop the periphery, that's where the healthful foods generally are (with the exception of the ice cream freezers along the far wall of one store we go to, LOL!).
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The bottom line, here, is what Rosa said:
The problem is that she avoided a tantrum with her daughter but has opened up a way bigger can of worms with the eating habits that have been established.
Parents absolutely must learn how to parent, set good examples, establish good and healthy habits. Blaming cereal companies and fast food restaurants for a child's obesity only goes so far. Who permits the kid the bad choices, after all?
Rule #1 for grocery shopping - shop the periphery, that's where the healthful foods generally are (with the exception of the ice cream freezers along the far wall of one store we go to, LOL!).
July 29, 2009 - 5:38pmThis Comment
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