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Anah
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Topic: My daughter is getting too fat!!! Posted: May 12 2008 at 12:50am |
1st suggestions: call a doc. 2nd suggestion: refer to suggestion 1. 3rd suggestion: refer to suggestions 2 and 1  She may have a thyroid issue. Get it checked ASAP.
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Toonie
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Posted: Dec 18 2007 at 8:03pm |
chainlace2 wrote:
SEND HER TO SCHOOL WITH A SAK LUNCH AND TAKE HER FOR FUN WALKS AND TRY TO BE MORE ACTIVE WITH HER. MAYBE YOU CAN GET HER IN SOME TYPE OF SPORTS , GYMNASTICS OR SWIMMING CLASSES. GOOD LUCK |
I agree, my daughter loves to eat and this is what I have to do. During the winter months, a lot of parents (sometimes myself as well) slack off on the excercise. Kids should get an hour a day. Every day. I have a membership to the museum where she can be physical during the winter, and we are usually there for more than hour because of all the fun interesting things to do. I pack her lunch, and FYI MOtts for Tots are GREAT juice boxes, because they have the water already mixed in plus 100% juice. I am willing to spend the extra cents for something healthy. We don't eat french fries, sodas, or chips. Rarely if we do.
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chainlace2
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Posted: Nov 15 2007 at 6:01pm |
SEND HER TO SCHOOL WITH A SAK LUNCH AND TAKE HER FOR FUN WALKS AND TRY TO BE MORE ACTIVE WITH HER. MAYBE YOU CAN GET HER IN SOME TYPE OF SPORTS , GYMNASTICS OR SWIMMING CLASSES. GOOD LUCK
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NaturaleMommi
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Posted: Jul 16 2007 at 11:45am |
Zainabou wrote:
I would also look at the school lunch menus. That food is so fattening. When I started eating school lunches I gained like 15 pounds, I was only ten. My Mom started packing my lunch and I lost the weight. |
You're right the school lunch menu's are full of nothing but high calories and high fatty foods. I blame school lunches for giving my daughter high cholesterol and she's only 9  .....
I would suggest lowering the amount of fat she takes in every day, replacing white bread with wheat or whole grain, replacing juices/soda's with water and an extra-curricular activity that involves excercise...
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hunnyswifey
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Posted: May 25 2007 at 11:36pm |
take her to the doctor to get her checked out...to make sure she is okay..do you have diabetes in your family? well don't worry too much..usually with kids things tend to even out as they get older and they "grow into" themselves..try to go to the playground or simple strolls with her so she gets more exercise which might set ur mind at ease..
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naturesgift
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Posted: May 10 2007 at 3:34pm |
please take a good look at the diet that you are feeding your child most of the food sold in supermarket's can be dangerous for human's they have all this unnatural stuff in it causing many problems in american families. one place to start is www.notmilk.com, www.drnatura.com infact google superfoods and natural nutrition
whole foods market is great palce to start if you have one in your hood, other wize check you local health food store or food co-op
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Zainabou
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Posted: Feb 07 2007 at 10:28am |
I would also look at the school lunch menus. That food is so fattening. When I started eating school lunches I gained like 15 pounds, I was only ten. My Mom started packing my lunch and I lost the weight.
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Luv2LuvMyHair
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Posted: Feb 07 2007 at 9:36am |
royalty25 wrote:
yeah she might gain alot of weight now and then
stop and start growing taller. thats how my son grew and now hes tall and skinny. but i would take her to the doctor just to be sure |
You have beautiful babies Royalty25. 
Edited by Luv2LuvMyHair - Feb 07 2007 at 9:38am
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Luv2LuvMyHair
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Posted: Feb 07 2007 at 9:36am |
I was just discussing this topic today about over weight children and from my experience I was an over weight child and it was because of the eating habbits my family had, we often ate fried foods if not daily then almost every other day, I was allowed to cook and eat as much as I wanted to and with daily trips to the treat store I ballooned up to 230 by the time I was 14. At 17 I adopted a vegitarian way of eating, lost 40 pounds and felt better health wise. As a new mom I promised myself to promote better eating habbits to my daughter because I do not want her to be over weight and not because of vanity purposes but to stop the cycle of bad eating habbits and risks of developing diabetes, hypertention and other diseases associate with being over weight.
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luvmybiga$$fro
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Posted: Nov 06 2006 at 11:30am |
Take her to the pediatrician for a check up of her thyroid as stated. She could also be going through "precocious puberty", menstration and/or puberty that can start as young as 2 yrs in some females. Take your baby to the doc. Hope all is well.
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