• Adkml [he/him]@hexbear.net
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    1 年前

    Yea I do have a kid and if it were up to her she’d have bacon or sausage for breakfast chicken noodle soup for lunch and a cheeseburger and French fries for dinner every day. But that would be a terrible diet so she also has to eat her veggies if she wants desert after dinner. It’s really not that hard and just giving your kids junk food because you don’t want to parent should be child abuse.

    If you can’t draw a firm line with a 5 year old you’re a bad parent. You might both he miserable for a couple minutes until they realize they aren’t getting something else so it’s eat dinner or be hungry. And it’s way better than being miserable for your whole life because you let your kids walk all over you.

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      1 年前

      So buy broccoli and cook it well and if she don’t eat you can afford it. What about people who can’t afford to scrape nothing into the trash? It’s not like most people don’t know they should eat healthier. They just can’t afford they kid to refuse and pitch a fit, financially or emotionally.

      • Adkml [he/him]@hexbear.net
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        You dont throw it out you tell your kid that’s what’s for dinner.

        If you can’t afford to throw something into he trash not sure how that means you can afford to cook an entirely separate meal.

        Again, sorry not accepting the argument that it’s ok to not parent your kids because it’s tough.