Ever been offered unhealthy food by a toddler?

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incisron
incisron Posts: 550 Member
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Has a toddler ever offered you unhealthy food while you were trying to stay away from it or couldn't fit it into your cals for the day?
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  • bbell1985
    bbell1985 Posts: 4,572 Member
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    Yes. I don't call it "unhealthy" food but maybe not something I had planned on fitting in the day. Sometimes I take and throw it away, sometimes I take a bite, sometimes I eat it all and log it.
  • incisron
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    bbell1985 wrote: »
    Yes. I don't call it "unhealthy" food but maybe not something I had planned on fitting in the day. Sometimes I take and throw it away, sometimes I take a bite, sometimes I eat it all and log it.

    :) So cute! How old?
  • bbell1985
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    incisron wrote: »
    bbell1985 wrote: »
    Yes. I don't call it "unhealthy" food but maybe not something I had planned on fitting in the day. Sometimes I take and throw it away, sometimes I take a bite, sometimes I eat it all and log it.

    :) So cute! How old?

    I use to work in early childhood music, so the very little ones. Now I work with elementary school kids. I have had them bring me a mcdonalds hasbrown and cheap cookies from the bodega across the street. Someone brought me a banana once but I'm actually less likely to eat a banana over a cookie. Calorie dense for not much.
  • incisron
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    <3
  • Lounmoun
    Lounmoun Posts: 8,426 Member
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    No. I do not have a restricted diet other than calories nor do I hang out with toddlers these days.
    I think dd offered me creations with combos like mayo, jelly and bread occasionally when she was young. Not a health risk but gross so I certainly wouldn't eat a lot.
  • bbell1985
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    Packerjohn wrote: »
    Take it, be grateful and throw that *kitten* away. Any idea how dirty those hands are?

    I should have. I am constantly sick. Sick right now even. The kids I teach aren't taken care of very well though. Some live in homeless shelters :(
  • incisron
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    bbell1985 wrote: »
    Packerjohn wrote: »
    Take it, be grateful and throw that *kitten* away. Any idea how dirty those hands are?

    I should have. I am constantly sick. Sick right now even. The kids I teach aren't taken care of very well though. Some live in homeless shelters :(

    ;(
  • incisron
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    peanutbuttertuesday wrote: »
    I eat baby cookies right out of my 1 year olds hands. She thinks it's hilarious. She loves feeding her mama. They are only 20 calories each.

    Lol awwww :)
  • ahoy_m8
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    bbell1985 wrote: »
    Packerjohn wrote: »
    Take it, be grateful and throw that *kitten* away. Any idea how dirty those hands are?

    I should have. I am constantly sick. Sick right now even. The kids I teach aren't taken care of very well though. Some live in homeless shelters :(

    My immediate thought was "unhealthy "="germ-y" in OP because... toddlers. But seriously, so sorry you are sick, bbell. And sorry for the kiddos, too. Learning is hard work under the best circumstances, e.g. with enough sleep. It's tough getting adequate sleep when you don't have a regular place to do it. :(( Maslow's hierarchy and all. Hope you feel better soon! :flowerforyou:
  • bbell1985
    bbell1985 Posts: 4,572 Member
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    ahoy_m8 wrote: »
    bbell1985 wrote: »
    Packerjohn wrote: »
    Take it, be grateful and throw that *kitten* away. Any idea how dirty those hands are?

    I should have. I am constantly sick. Sick right now even. The kids I teach aren't taken care of very well though. Some live in homeless shelters :(

    My immediate thought was "unhealthy "="germ-y" in OP because... toddlers. But seriously, so sorry you are sick, bbell. And sorry for the kiddos, too. Learning is hard work under the best circumstances, e.g. with enough sleep. It's tough getting adequate sleep when you don't have a regular place to do it. :(( Maslow's hierarchy and all. Hope you feel better soon! :flowerforyou:

    Aw thanks...it's been a rough year. Lots of tears, lots of behavior issues to deal with, and constantly sick. Hence the weight gain too...muah
  • incisron
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    Lil two year old cousin forcefully commands me to get up and eat breakfast, then proceeds to eat half of my breakfast.
  • incisron
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    FeraFilia wrote: »
    My 1.5 year old son loves to shove goldfish in my face. He will throw a temper tantrum if I don't eat the goldfish.

    I eat the goldfish.

    <3
  • jenilla1
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    bbell1985 wrote: »
    ...Lots of tears, lots of behavior issues to deal with, and constantly sick...

    Is that you or the toddlers...? ;)
  • bbell1985
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    jenilla1 wrote: »
    bbell1985 wrote: »
    ...Lots of tears, lots of behavior issues to deal with, and constantly sick...

    Is that you or the toddlers...? ;)

    Lots of me.
  • incisron
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    bbell1985 wrote: »
    jenilla1 wrote: »
    bbell1985 wrote: »
    ...Lots of tears, lots of behavior issues to deal with, and constantly sick...

    Is that you or the toddlers...? ;)

    Lots of me.
    :hug:
  • jenilla1
    jenilla1 Posts: 11,118 Member
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    bbell1985 wrote: »
    jenilla1 wrote: »
    bbell1985 wrote: »
    ...Lots of tears, lots of behavior issues to deal with, and constantly sick...

    Is that you or the toddlers...? ;)

    Lots of me.

    <3

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