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hlthe2b

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1. Maybe his situation was more extreme than I can imagine, but I grew up in a home where

Tue Sep 3, 2019, 01:02 PM

Sep 2019

"picky eating" was not an option. Nor was it with my cousins nor extended family. It isn't as though they didn't try to modify food to make it more palatable to young kids, but to refuse anything remotely healthy. Hell no. That would NEVER have been tolerated. I don't think any of us have ever had picky pets either...LOL

Hard to imagine how his case became so extreme, but I am curious.

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Maybe his situation was more extreme than I can imagine, but I grew up in a home where hlthe2b Sep 2019 #1

Ha! Exactly. We weren't picky because... ret5hd Sep 2019 #2

We were not allowed to be picky, either. murielm99 Sep 2019 #3

Its good to get a balanced diet for sure sdfernando Sep 2019 #5

My parents were strict because murielm99 Sep 2019 #7

Sounds like you are a good parent /nt sdfernando Sep 2019 #8

Same here CDerekGo Sep 2019 #4

Child abuse Mosby Sep 2019 #6

I don't think you can totally blame the parents, in the case of a teenager LeftishBrit Sep 2019 #10

From what I understand, it wasn't just an ordinary 'junk food diet' LeftishBrit Sep 2019 #9