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Good eating habits kids do without being told
asp746
23-12-2007
it's bizarre. I'm not a particularly healthy eater but for some reason my kids have some good habits that I do feel proud of them for.

One will not have sugar on any of her cereal (weird or what -how can she eat weetabix with no sugar??), she'll also not have any butter or marg spread on sandwiches.

I know these are only two small things but i'm really suprised and happy. She also doesn't tend to buy sweets with her money but chewy. She's quite a heavy built child but i wouldn't say fat so i'm very happy she doesn't have the pallet for added sugar, butter or sweet things.

My other daughter has never eaten chips although there are times i wish she would, home made or takeaway chips are a no no and she just says she doesn't like the taste.

have any of your kids got naturally healthy diets that they do of their own accord?
notorious tyson
22-03-2013
When I was a kid, I used to love eating fruit, salad and vegetable a lot more than the majority of other kids I knew. Also, I nearly always finished everything on my plate without being told to!
orangebird
22-03-2013
My niece (5yo) does not like fizzy pop. It makes me so happy!
spookyLX
22-03-2013
My Niece (8) is not keen on chocolate or sweets in general and has loved eating veg from an early age

She would rather munch on a carrot stick than eat chocolate
EastEnders-1105
23-03-2013
Ive never liked fizzy drinks

thats it everything else is really bad for you
vladivarvixen
24-03-2013
I'm your kids twenty years ago..never liked chips, always loved my veg and never have spud unless eating out. Mum always said if you have a proper dinner you don't need it. Took a packed lunch as hated school dinners,chips agin, and was always amazed when went to a friends for dinner and they had white bread sandwiches. As for sugar,never in coffee, hate tea, or cereal...used to drain the milk off my cereal when mum sunk it on, and don't like butter or marg on anything either. But I love my food and have the energy of a Duracell bunny and have my dads long and lanky build so, following him, I can pack it way for another ten years at least. When I was a kid the question was "where does she put it all?" and my stock reply was "in my willies" don't ak me why!!!
shmisk
25-03-2013
My son will drink nothing but water

I don't feed him orange food as it would exacerbate his learning difficulties

He will eat sweet potatoes but not potatoes

He won't eat sucky sweets

He won't drink hot drinks

He hates ice cream for being too cold
Paulie Walnuts
25-03-2013
Originally Posted by shmisk:
“..........................I don't feed him orange food as it would exacerbate his learning difficulties

He will eat sweet potatoes but not potatoes.......................................”

I would describe the colour of sweet poatoes as orange.
shmisk
25-03-2013
Originally Posted by Paulie Walnuts:
“I would describe the colour of sweet poatoes as orange.”

To clarify I mean that are coloured orange, the additives used to colour orange are linked to hyperactivity

The natural food like carrots and sweet potatoes are fine


Oh and he won't eat margarine or butter at all
Spiderpig
26-03-2013
How about when they stop eating just before they explode.
Jambo_c
26-03-2013
I've always, since being a child, really disliked McDonalds. When I was little and got invited to birthday parties at McDonalds I always hated it because I didn't like the food. Even now I don't get the fascination with it, it just doesn't taste good to me, I can make a far nicer burger at home.
Paulie Walnuts
28-03-2013
I've always thought that it was a good habit of children to leave food behind at the end of their meal, though some parents seem to have an obsession about them eating everything,
FearFactor
28-03-2013
My little girl's favourity food is brocolli, followed by peas and strawberries. She doesn't like sweets or chocolate.
vladivarvixen
28-03-2013
Originally Posted by Paulie Walnuts:
“I've always thought that it was a good habit of children to leave food behind at the end of their meal, though some parents seem to have an obsession about them eating everything,”

You'd be fine in china then, they get offended if you eat everything as it indicates they haven't fed you enough, so they'll keep refilling your plate until you stop.
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