What about eating issues?
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What about eating issues?
| Fri, 06-10-2005 - 2:24pm |
We have debated sleeping issues to death once again....so what about another one of the issues of childhood....eating and/or not eating?
My kids eat just about anything and have a pretty well rounded diet.

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Aha! Pancetta!! That makes everything taste good!
Thanks so much. Will definitely try it.
So you have more taste buds, does that mean your brain is less flexible? Less adaptive?
Gag reflex is usually a mind over matter thing. Survival. You think its bad for you - toss it. Its what is mentally determined to be "bad for you" that causes most of it. By the time its actually tied to texture or anything really physiological, its usally a medically diagnosed issue. Not too many kids can be well nourished in the early days, for example, if mush (one of the big gaggers) makes them gag. Conflicts with that no teeth thing.
I think it depends on what they are eating.
PumpkinAngel
Or you can eagerly await the fedex truck like ds1 and I will do........
PumpkinAngel
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Well, maybe that should tell you something.
You are assuming that mothers who forgo what they are doing would all of a sudden have a multitude of benefits to them and their child if only they were disciplined enough to stick to a regimented routine.
I would really like to know how much more I and my healthy, well rested, well slept, happy-go-lucky, flexible, energetic, non cranky, can be alone for more than 10 minutes child would be if we were rigid with a sleep schedule. Is there a cash prize? Because then maybe I would be down with it. Other than that, I can hardly see what more benefits that *I* would accrue if I were to have been more strictly scheduled in regards to sleep.
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