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vlagrl29

Andrewsgal:

vlagrl29:

No i didn't delete, don't really have time for that. nbsp;I just think some of you have too much time on your hands judging stuff like this. nbsp;They are not your kids so who cares. nbsp;I really don't. nbsp;It's not like I give her a whole can. It's more like half a sippy cup. nbsp;I do have a say over what she eats and it may not be all organic but we make smart choices. nbsp;I think if you limit a kid to much they will go all out once they get a taste of sweets. nbsp;Moderation is key and that's what our household is all about. Just Sayin.

You are a total and complete idiot, now are you going to block me too? A treat for a two year old is juice not soda or tea. Also bringing up another posters weight is just mean.

you are b!tch and I didn't block anyone! 

Andrewsgal

I am a b1 tch because you think it acceptable to give a 2 year old soda and tea? Um okay. My kids are 4 and 6 and have had soda but only drink water. There is never a reason for a 2 yea old to have soda or tea in a sippy cup. That is just trashy.

notkateanymore

I Heart The 80s:

vlagrl29:

Andrewsgal:

vlagrl29:

No i didn't delete, don't really have time for that. nbsp;I just think some of you have too much time on your hands judging stuff like this. nbsp;They are not your kids so who cares. nbsp;I really don't. nbsp;It's not like I give her a whole can. It's more like half a sippy cup. nbsp;I do have a say over what she eats and it may not be all organic but we make smart choices. nbsp;I think if you limit a kid to much they will go all out once they get a taste of sweets. nbsp;Moderation is key and that's what our household is all about. Just Sayin.

You are a total and complete idiot, now are you going to block me too? A treat for a two year old is juice not soda or tea. Also bringing up another posters weight is just mean.

you are b!tch and I didn't block anyone! 

Seriously? Chill out.

You blocked me or I would be able to see your stupid posts about how it's OK to give babies soda. 

vlagrl29

KateMW:

I Heart The 80s:

vlagrl29:

Andrewsgal:

vlagrl29:

No i didn't delete, don't really have time for that. nbsp;I just think some of you have too much time on your hands judging stuff like this. nbsp;They are not your kids so who cares. nbsp;I really don't. nbsp;It's not like I give her a whole can. It's more like half a sippy cup. nbsp;I do have a say over what she eats and it may not be all organic but we make smart choices. nbsp;I think if you limit a kid to much they will go all out once they get a taste of sweets. nbsp;Moderation is key and that's what our household is all about. Just Sayin.

You are a total and complete idiot, now are you going to block me too? A treat for a two year old is juice not soda or tea. Also bringing up another posters weight is just mean.

you are b!tch and I didn't block anyone! 

Seriously? Chill out.

You blocked me or I would be able to see your stupid posts about how it's OK to give babies soda. 

I didn't block you.  If I did I wouldn't be able to see any of your posts.  Maybe you blocked me? 

pitterpatter129

Wow.  I didn't read through all the other stuff above.   

I see this all the time here.  It makes my eye twitch.  I worked at a daycare in college where a mom brought in Dr. Pepper in a baby bottle and chocolate poptart every single day for her 1 yr old for breakfast.  *twitch, twitch*  My friend always says, "Don't get (my name) started on the topic of PopTarts!"   Well, coke in a sippy is just as bad.  My 2.5 yr old has never had it yet. Oh, and I call all pop "coke". Yep.

 

 

 

 

notkateanymore

cjcouple:

vlagrl29:

KateMW:

I Heart The 80s:

vlagrl29:

Andrewsgal:

vlagrl29:

No i didn't delete, don't really have time for that. nbsp;I just think some of you have too much time on your hands judging stuff like this. nbsp;They are not your kids so who cares. nbsp;I really don't. nbsp;It's not like I give her a whole can. It's more like half a sippy cup. nbsp;I do have a say over what she eats and it may not be all organic but we make smart choices. nbsp;I think if you limit a kid to much they will go all out once they get a taste of sweets. nbsp;Moderation is key and that's what our household is all about. Just Sayin.

You are a total and complete idiot, now are you going to block me too? A treat for a two year old is juice not soda or tea. Also bringing up another posters weight is just mean.

you are b!tch and I didn't block anyone! 

Seriously? Chill out.

You blocked me or I would be able to see your stupid posts about how it's OK to give babies soda. 

I didn't block you.  If I did I wouldn't be able to see any of your posts.  Maybe you blocked me? 

Kate...Figured you might not see this. I am seriously going to bust out laughing if you accidentally blocked Vlawhatever. Hehehe

Well I'll be dammed...how did that happen? Still think you're nuts for thinking it's a good idea. But at least you didn't block me over it.

hero

vlagrl29:

KateMW:

vlagrl29:

I don't see the big deal with this.  On occasion I give DD a little bit of coke in her sippy as a treat.  I've done it with gatorade to.

Your two year old drinks Coke? You're kidding right? 

like once a month! sorry is she supposed to drink nothing but water.  get over it 

I bet your dd's pediatrician would give you an earful if s/he that you were giving your dd soda. Kids, at that age, should only be drinking milk and water. I guess ignorance is bliss because you know your child better than anyone else.

dizzycooks

Yeah, no.  I can't believe this was even a discussion.  Kids only know the 'treats' we call treats.  DD is excited for her plastic straw cup full of ICE WATER when we go to a coffee shop.  There is lots of time for other beverages later in life.