She looked away from the camera...lies... Lies.. liedlmmomSD wrote:Double post, sorry. But all the comments from yesterday saying how smart Finn is that he can open the garage door are really aggravating me. Nobody is saying how dangerous it is that he wandered into the garage all by himself. If your house is too big for you to keep track of your toddler, you have an issue.
And Ollie is NOT a toddler. He's almost four, ffs.
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that is an amazing transformation! Making small changes it 100% what will help you maintain healthy habits. Small changes add up to huge lifestyle changes over time and they replace bad eating habits and become second nature. There are a million small changes i see they could make on a daily basis. Don't cook your pancakes in a cup of melted butter, cut back on fried foods (you don't have to drop all your favorite bad for you treats, like you said eat 1 cookie instead of 5!) Missy, be an adult for once and just TRY some vegetables! You aren't going to like them all, but im pretty damn sure that there are at least a handful of items you can find in the produce section that you and your thuper thpecial tasthe buds can tolerate. Offer your boys healthy foods, sure they might not eat them all the first time you offer, but make Ollie sit his ass down and not leave the table until he tries ONE BITE of something new. It's not going to kill him and neither is his screaming fit. Not only are they slowly killing themselves with the way they eat but they are setting the kids up for the same struggles. It's so easy and it frustrates the hell out of me that they wont even TRY! and that they just flat out LIE about it! Just like this week with the green smoothie bullshit. Those veggie were for the chickens, not you. Bc i KNOW if you were making green smoothies there would be a 5 min montage of it in the vlog "SEE GUYS WE ARE HEALTHY!!!"
) and I remember thinking that she was basically pouring sugar in him in the guise of a "healthy green smoothie." She would use tons of fruit and yogurt and fruit juice with maybe a handful of spinach. I think would make one huge smoothie and give it to him in portions throughout the day - it was a lot for a toddler. And so much sugar! Fruit is great, but the sugar still adds up if you go crazy with it. 
