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With my kid and my grandkids, it was always a child size plate and eat until you’re satisfied. They never had to be forced to eat and they don’t have to worry about leaving food on their plate. Not sure who you hang around, but I don’t see parents telling, yellow, smacking their kids to make sure they finish their food. I think most parents realize that kids are getting fatter and fatter so finished your meal, or cleaning your plate is really outdated and they realize this. Bad parenting. We never force our daughter to finished everything. Sometime that means she is hungry a bit later and gets a snack, but so be it. That’s just abuse, this happened to my boyfriend until one time he threw up green beans all over the Cowboy Up At Kendall’s Shirt What’s more,I will buy this table because he was forced to eat them. He never had to finish his food if he didn’t want to again lol. My mom used to make me drink a glass of milk with dinner, I hated it because I would get an upset stomach, turns out I’m mildly lactose intolerant. When I got older like middle school I just told I hated the taste and she stopped making me drink it. I switched to almond milk and now I have her drinking it. Crazy what growing up puts in perspective for you.

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What you are describing is child abuse. That’s not something that’s normal or appropriate. This post is worded like it is though and very weird. the Cowboy Up At Kendall’s Shirt What’s more,I will buy this scenario you have made isnt common. youve used lots of exaggeration in your post that undermines your point. kids have short attention spans and an undeveloped palate. they need encouraging or wont get through a meal. they will just beg for food in 10 mins time. My kids can say they are full after not eating much of anything, eat a big dessert, and then say they are hungry an hour later when they are getting ready for bed. I gave each of my kids an out with food. One of them hates boxes Mac and cheese. Something about powered cheese really disagrees with him. And my other two picked mushrooms. I never forced them to eat those foods but I did encourage them to try them again from time to time to see if their tastes have changed. Mindful eating can be taught early. Helping a child understand the difference between “sometimes food” and “always food” can help them make healthy choices. Helping them hear their natural satiety cues helps raise a child to be a healthy human. I think the idea is they will definitely want to eat later and be hounding for food at an inconvenient time or for treats. So you force them to eat at your convenience because you’re a busy parents and when you take the time to make dinner you wanna make sure they eat it because otherwise you can’t cross dinner off your list. Should never take it to the point of abuse obviously but kids don’t know how to take care of themselves and some parents just take that responsibility to the point of abuse.

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