When those kids are old enough to challenge Chloe, it’ll be interesting. I know vegan families whose kids have decided they’d eat meat. Didn’t go down too well.soolaimon345 wrote:I just watched one of Ellen as I don't eat a lot of meat and like to get ideas. Her meals look so much tastier and filling than Chloe's, and the boys don't have that gaunt look about them. Then again they included potatoes and pasta in their meal but heaven forbid Chloe ever give her kids anything with carbs in it, it's so obvious her kids are lacking nutrition, they are so gaunt and pale and sickly looking.browncasom wrote:it’s amazing how different their diet is compared to other vegan families on youtube. if anyone ever watches ellen fisher’s videos especially her what i ate vlogs it shows her kids eating huge portions of food. her oldest basically eats the same giant portion as she does, the middle child does eat less but only because he’s smaller and does occasionally breastfeed. in other words her son who is like 6 or something eats as much food as a grown woman who exercises and breastfeeds (they have a new daughter). while chloe is feeding her kids like 4 pieces of spinach. also why don’t they eat salads more often??
btw ellen fisher also homeschools her boys but they actually go to their homeschool group often.
it’s just amazing the difference between these two families yes ellen fisher doesn’t have triplets but it’s still a pretty drastic difference
also another note i know she has a lot of problems herself and the way she raises her kids but in terms of food i think she’s pretty on top of it. her children are full of energy and look healthy
Are they even ever allowed a snack, other than a banana (which they don't seem to be sure if it's a snack or maybe their entire meal), even a smoothie to keep them going through the day, I sure have never seen it.
It gets me these people think they are so clever but in truth they are just living an off beat life style and raising their kids poorly, they have no idea, give me a run of the mill family any day with well adjusted kids, not ones that have been raised with values that don't apply in the real world.
Evan strikes me as the type who would be the one to break away. But then he also seems like the one who would follow Chloe’s rules very closely and tell on any kid that did otherwise.
And I just realised how that sounds. Almost like a cult. But that’s kind of like what it is. The kids apparently have free reign to do what they want, however the choices are the ones Chloe presents and that’s it.
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) is working against them, they need to get exposed to other people when they are young, Evan is already to old to really benefit from that, he should have had that when he was pre-school age. That plus the severe lack of vitamins and nutrients causes them to be sick more often than they need to be.