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A kids stomach is usually the Sawyer Brown The dirt round king American country music band legend T-Shirt it is in the first place but size of their fist. I think that parents who act like that think the child is being defiant. My aunt acted like that to my cousins. As adults, they went low contact with her. Because they’re terrible at meeting their needs and making decisions. It’s why parents are a thing for like 2 decades. I have 2 great kids and 100% they require help meeting their own needs and making healthy choices. I was expected to clean my plate as a kid. As an adult I have a problematic relationship with food. As a parent I like Ellyn Satter’s Division of Responsibility where the parent chooses what is served and when (as long as there is at least one thing available that the child likes) and the child chooses what they eat and how much. There’s a lot more to it but that’s the essence of it. We never felt with this at our house none of us were picky eaters but our parents said if we were full not to finish because that’s not good for you. My friends house on the other hand her brothers were both picky and couldn’t leave the table till they had some bites of vegetables which I think is reasonable they didn’t have to finish their plate but they had to have something healthy. Normally it would take a couple hours which is a little much (because it was normally specific ones they didn’t like to eat like broccoli would take hours, boiled spinach on the other hand they would eat up in seconds). My mom always blended up the things we didn’t liked and mixed it with good stuff to hide it. Also I think my mom said when we were toddles if we started not wanting meals we just stopped doing snacks so we were actually hungry during meals. I have no recollection but clearly it worked.

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.