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We never did that with our daughter. My husband & I bkth went through it ourselves & promised we would never do that to our child. I think a lot of parents do this because they don’t understand what children’s portions should look like. My parents did this to me and I went from underweight to overweight in the Doctor’s Jokes Definition Someone Who Does Precision Quesswork Based On Unreliable T-Shirt but I will buy this shirt and I will love this span of a year. My body has never been the same, and I’ve struggled with weight my whole life because of it. I’m 26 and just learned that when you’re full, you should have a neutral feeling, not stuffed and uncomfortable. I was hollered at, beaten, forced to stay at the table for hours, had food and drink dumped on me, even forced to eat my own vomit once when I got sick. They were so unnecessarily cruel on top of the insane portion sizes. I believe this comes from the depression era mindset where food was relatively scarce and nothing could go to waste.

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I feel like I’ve got an unhealthy relationship with food. As a child I was constantly asked to finish my plate when I was full. I still have a hard time listening to my body and its cues. It’s very hard to still see food on the Doctor’s Jokes Definition Someone Who Does Precision Quesswork Based On Unreliable T-Shirt but I will buy this shirt and I will love this plate when you’re done and feel like you have to eat it. Why? Who’s that for? I’m full now! Why can’t I stop eating now?! I am almost 34 and it sucks. I hope to have children someday and when they say they’re full, I’ll say “ok!” Like another person said here, tryna break the generational cycle. I’ve made it a point not to do this with my 6 year old son. I don’t force him to eat if he’s not hungry. He’s growing just fine. In fact he’s in the 95th percentile for height. His weight is normal. He’s not too big or too thin. Kids have much smaller stomachs than adults. They don’t need to be eating adult-sized portions. They usually have a good sense of when they are hungry and when they are full. Worked in a pediatric eating disorder clinic and it’s a horrible practice that needs to stop. The vast majority of kids eat according to their body’s needs and forcing them doesn’t help anything. Our CMO told parents to track what their little kid eats over an entire week as some days they eat little and others a lot. And even our kids with ARFID or selective eating disorder… we just fed them a great enough quantity of the foods they DO eat to get them back on their growth trajectory with some additional extremely high fat ice cream smoothies so their brains finally got enough fat to actually work. Forcing a kid to sit in front of broccoli for hours in a battle of wills is bad for everyone.

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