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Old 13-11-2010, 09:11   #10
superbiatch
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Re: Rickets making a comeback.

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Originally Posted by Osem View Post
So many parents just seem to buy what their children demand i.e. the high sugar/salt/fat processed junk, for any easy life. It's as if they've absolved themselves of any responsibility for their offspring...
It is purely for ease or because parents just don't have the skills to cook proper home cooked nutritional food these days?

I don't have any little ones yet, but i do plan some and i also plan to feed them properly from day one. My mum taught us all how to cook healthily and as an adult i have decided to eat much more healthily than in my 20's - i don't want fussy eaters as me and the other half will literally eat anything
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