It amazes me how one person can eat so much. Two bowls of oatmeal in the morning. Fruit, crackers, cheese, sandwich at lunch. Today's lunch was grilled cheese with yogurt and a sandwich and a half was consumed. Dinner usually consits of two helpings. In between each meal is one snack. When the plate is empty, I hear, "Are you going to eat that? Are you done? Can I have what ever you don't eat? Are you done yet? Can I have that?" Eating all day could very well be happening if I didn't set limits.
The 1st question in the morning, "Mom, what are we having for dinner tonight?"
Pants are getting shorter. Shirt sleeves are shrinking. Major growing is going on.
I told Ed today, I can't imagine what it's going to be like when he's a teenager and goes through a growth spurt. Let alone when he turns 6. Ed's reply, "I'll need to go donate plasma just to feed him."
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I can only imagine!! Your lucky yours won't grow to be giants! :)
This is true. But if you think about it, you have a half and half chance that your kids won't be either. :)
Mine is only one and he's been fascinated with food since he could start eating. We are always shocked at how much he eats now (he ate a junior chicken burger and fries yesterday all on his own - that's how much I ate too!). I'm afraid how much it will be when he's a teen too.
That's hilarious...but I know how true it is. I wish I could get Kimi to eat that way. She's a bird.
At first I was wondering who Kimi was...but then remembered....oh yes! that's Tooter! :)
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