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You are missing the part where I harmed his health to comply with their expectations. He was fine and does better on a high quality diet than on a junk food die
by DoreenMichele 3y ago
You are missing the part where I harmed his health to comply with their expectations. He was fine and does better on a high quality diet than on a junk food diet.
Weight isn't the only metric that matters.
- hezralig 3y agoWhat do you consider a high quality diet? What would meals for a day look like to you?
- lcnPylGDnU4H9OF 3y agoIf you haven’t already: find the accusation in your comment.
- LastTrain 3y agoIt’s a very simple question - one that my kid’s pediatrician asks during almost every visit. Weird that you take it as an accusation.
- clipsy 3y agoWhat's weird is that you apparently don't understand the difference between being asked that question by your child's pediatrician vs a random stranger on the internet.
- Dylan16807 3y agoThe question is not weird in the context of telling the story on a messageboard. If we were applying the default "random stranger" rules, the story never would have been shared in the first place.
- ahoka 3y agoThe answer can make the story wildly different.
- rendall 3y agoI think there is a class of internet bully that clusters around stories like this, not unlike the "think of the children crowd" mentioned in the article.
- whiddershins 3y agoHarmed his health by what metric?