DogMa wrote:Re: treats and your daughter ... not only are they only one serving, but I'm guessing not all her treats are even food-related.
That's true. When her treats ARE food, I make sure it's not much, plus she's only allowed one per day (not that she has one every day, but when she does...). She loves books and music, she has special TV shows she likes that we TiVo for her, she loves shoes and jewelry (gee, where did she get that from I wonder?) and she adores going to the playground or going swimming. So yes, she has lots of non-food things to enjoy. I'm trying so hard to raise her with healthier atttitudes than I have. Food was the way my father and I bonded, so it's really important to me, but I make sure that food is not the focal point of the time I spend with my kids. Well, when they get older. Pretty much food is all I share with the newborn since she does nothing but sleep and eat.