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Miranda123
13-01-2015, 08:22 PM
Poor little girl, will be allowed to go to birthday parties but wont be allowed to eat what all the other kids are having

what a ****ing loop, people like her should not be allowed to be parents, she wouldnt be allowed to do that if she had a foster kid?? but she can do it to the poor baby because it came out of her???

its driving me maddddd

Denver
13-01-2015, 08:26 PM
I dont think parents should be allowed to say what there kids can or cant eat

Jake.
13-01-2015, 08:27 PM
Pretty sure as long as her daughter is happy and healthy, she can do whatever the hell she wants. Not really appropriate to be judging a womans parenting skills.

chuff me dizzy
13-01-2015, 08:27 PM
Poor kid !! not even allowed to be a child, i applauded Katie stance with her and agree, she wouldn't allowed to come to my childs party if she had to be treat different in front of everyone ,what a bloody nut job !!

Braden
13-01-2015, 08:29 PM
Funniest thing in the world was Katie responding as if Alicia's crazy.

This is the woman who decides who her children can play with based on their name. :umm2: I'd rather a mother who worries over their child's health in comparison to one who worries about other children's names.

Daniel.
13-01-2015, 08:29 PM
She's so amazing

Niamh.
13-01-2015, 08:39 PM
Her daughter eats healthily, shame in Alicia!

erinp5
13-01-2015, 08:41 PM
My friends child is diabetic so any party she attends have to be planned ,most parents understand .I know lots of mums who don't like their kids eating crap.... it nothing new to be fair .

Stevep
13-01-2015, 08:43 PM
Poor kid !! not even allowed to be a child, i applauded Katie stance with her and agree, she wouldn't allowed to come to my childs party if she had to be treat different in front of everyone ,what a bloody nut job !!


Why? That makes no sense. You wouldn't invite her because she'd be eating slightly different things to what everyone else is eating? Is that really any reason not to invite a child? That sound more ****ing bonkers than what Alicia said.

Hopkins is trying to pathetically manufacture something out of nothing and you've fallen right for it.

chuff me dizzy
13-01-2015, 08:55 PM
Why? That makes no sense. You wouldn't invite her because she'd be eating slightly different things to what everyone else is eating? Is that really any reason not to invite a child? That sound more ****ing bonkers than what Alicia said.

Hopkins is trying to pathetically manufacture something out of nothing and you've fallen right for it.

its not fair on the CHILD, why should she be made to feel different from her mates?

Braden
13-01-2015, 08:59 PM
What's wrong with being different? Eating particular food really isn't harmful to Alicia's child.

thinkingoutloud
13-01-2015, 09:07 PM
Her daughter eats healthily, shame in Alicia!
There's being healthy and then there's being OTT controlling and not allowing 'indulgent' food once in a while. Massive difference between the two. Katie is largely for healthy eating, by the way.

PrincessIona
13-01-2015, 09:08 PM
I think Alicia is being a little bit too strict with it, but really all she's trying to do is give her daughter a healthy diet because she loves her. Parents who allow their children to gorge on junk food are far worse

Marsh.
13-01-2015, 09:08 PM
Poor kid !! not even allowed to be a child, i applauded Katie stance with her and agree, she wouldn't allowed to come to my childs party if she had to be treat different in front of everyone ,what a bloody nut job !!

Katie's child wouldn't be allowed because your name's chuff.

Miranda123
13-01-2015, 09:10 PM
Pretty sure as long as her daughter is happy and healthy, she can do whatever the hell she wants. Not really appropriate to be judging a womans parenting skills.

she's not gonna be healthy on a diet of nuts and seeds, that is my point, check the medical advice if you dont believe me, a foster parent is not allowed to enforce a vegan or vegetarian diet on a foster child in their care, do you think there is a reason for that??

anyone who agrees with her is a dangerous idiot!

Miranda123
13-01-2015, 09:12 PM
My friends child is diabetic so any party she attends have to be planned ,most parents understand .I know lots of mums who don't like their kids eating crap.... it nothing new to be fair .

you are talking about specific medical need, it would be the same with my nephew, who cannot eat nuts of any kind, but we are talking about Alicias kid, who is having a diet that is blatantly bad for her health, forced on her because of an obsessive mother who has a mental problem, body dysmorphia!!

She would not be allowed to foster a child with her condition but feel free to **** up this child if it came out of you!!!

Stevep
13-01-2015, 09:13 PM
she's not gonna be healthy on a diet of nuts and seeds, that is my point, check the medical advice if you dont believe me, a foster parent is not allowed to enforce a vegan or vegetarian diet on a foster child in their care, do you think there is a reason for that??

anyone who agrees with her is a dangerous idiot!

The thing is no one knows exactly what her diet is, we saw 1 minute of what was most likely an hours discussion. So it's pretty ridiculous speculating and condemning on the basis of the edit.

Benjamin
13-01-2015, 09:14 PM
I dont think parents should be allowed to say what there kids can or cant eat

:crazy:

Josy
13-01-2015, 09:14 PM
Its entirely up to Alicia how she wants to raise her child, as long as the little girl is healthy, happy and in no way in any danger then it's naff all to do with anyone else.

Marsh.
13-01-2015, 09:15 PM
I dont think parents should be allowed to say what there kids can or cant eat

Yeah, because that's not a recipe for disaster at all. :unsure:

I'm sure a lot of kids would live on chocolate and crisps if they were left to it. Thankfully, most parents care.

Marsh.
13-01-2015, 09:17 PM
she's not gonna be healthy on a diet of nuts and seeds, that is my point

She doesn't. She just said her daughter has fish and organic chicken.

You're getting pretty irate over something we can't know the actual full extent of.

She has a pretty healthy looking 19 year old daughter too so I think she's perfectly capable of raising her children how she sees fit.

Cherie
13-01-2015, 09:18 PM
I think Alicia is being a little bit too strict with it, but really all she's trying to do is give her daughter a healthy diet because she loves her. Parents who allow their children to gorge on junk food are far worse

I agree

erinp5
13-01-2015, 09:19 PM
you are talking about specific medical need, it would be the same with my nephew, who cannot eat nuts of any kind, but we are talking about Alicias kid, who is having a diet that is blatantly bad for her health, forced on her because of an obsessive mother who has a mental problem, body dysmorphia!!

She would not be allowed to foster a child with her condition but feel free to **** up this child if it came out of you!!!

I also mean sugar free for all
here are some family friendly meals with no sugar.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/home/you/article-2903283/Davina-s-5-weeks-sugar-free-II-Fabulous-family-friendly-dishes.html

armand.kay
13-01-2015, 09:19 PM
I dont think parents should be allowed to say what there kids can or cant eat

This! I don't get why they don't just let their kids eat what they want.

smudgie
13-01-2015, 09:20 PM
Totally up to her really, as long as they are getting well balanced food.

Our kids were not allowed a salt pot of sugar dish in the house when they were little. No red meat, burgers of whatever else we deemed crap.
Never owned a chip pan either, if they had chips then a fish came with it:laugh:

lily.
13-01-2015, 09:21 PM
Miranda, you're like the anti-Vegan hahaha

Denver
13-01-2015, 09:23 PM
:crazy:

Why should her kids not eat meats because she doesnt want to?

erinp5
13-01-2015, 09:26 PM
Why should her kids not eat meats because she doesnt want to?

she's the mother and she is doing what she feels is best for her daughter .
It's just similar to a mum who feed her kids McDonalds...I don't get that but it's their choice.

Lee.
13-01-2015, 09:28 PM
The one thing I've learned from being a parent myself is not to judge others on their parenting skills. Yes there are always a few "weirdo" mums but if they're bringing their child up as they see fit, in a happy healthy and safe environment then what right does anyone have to criticise?

Crimson Dynamo
13-01-2015, 09:28 PM
Her daughter eats healthily, shame in Alicia!

And do u think she knows what healthy is?


I sure dont

Lee.
13-01-2015, 09:29 PM
Why should her kids not eat meats because she doesnt want to?

She maybe doesn't think meat is good for her child?

Pincho Paxton
13-01-2015, 09:29 PM
It's too controlling. Sweets were my main diet, I remember buying 13 lollipops in one go. I didn't even get fat.

erinp5
13-01-2015, 09:30 PM
She is just giving her kids a good diet in their formative years and when they get older they can make their own decisions about what food they consume .

Crimson Dynamo
13-01-2015, 09:31 PM
The trick or treat story was just mental. She has big issues.

erinp5
13-01-2015, 09:31 PM
It's too controlling. Sweets were my main diet, I remember buying 13 lollipops in one go. I didn't even get fat.

but do you still have all your teeth or are you gumsy Pincho Paxton ?:hehe:

erinp5
13-01-2015, 09:32 PM
The trick or treat story was just mental. She has big issues.

Trick or treat should be apples anyway and not sweets.

WyldeFyre
13-01-2015, 09:32 PM
She is just giving her kids a good diet in their formative years and when they get older they can make their own decisions about what food they consume .

Couldn't agree more..well said !!

Crimson Dynamo
13-01-2015, 09:32 PM
She is just giving her kids a good diet in their formative years and when they get older they can make their own decisions about what food they consume .

Hiw do u define good. She is making food out to be a big big thing amd this could come back and bite her

Pincho Paxton
13-01-2015, 09:33 PM
but do you still have all your teeth or are you gumsy Pincho Paxton ?:hehe:

Teeth are OK so long as you brush them twice a day.

Crimson Dynamo
13-01-2015, 09:33 PM
Trick or treat should be apples anyway and not sweets.

Says who?

MB.
13-01-2015, 09:34 PM
Says who?

Says the poster you quoted.

Pincho Paxton
13-01-2015, 09:34 PM
Trick or treat should be apples anyway and not sweets.

Trick or treat should be rotten eggs. Who goes for treat?

They knock your door, say "Trick or treat?" You say "Trick!" and then bomb them with the eggs... it's fun!

Benjamin
13-01-2015, 09:34 PM
Why should her kids not eat meats because she doesnt want to?

Because that is her choice for her kid. It's not harmful to the kid so I don;t see what the problem is.

erinp5
13-01-2015, 09:35 PM
Hiw do u define good. She is making food out to be a big big thing amd this could come back and bite her

Good as in little or no meat and no refined sugars .

WyldeFyre
13-01-2015, 09:35 PM
Hiw do u define good. She is making food out to be a big big thing amd this could come back and bite her

I'm pretty convinced that the food you eat determines your health surely? So yeah...it's a fairly big thing?

erinp5
13-01-2015, 09:36 PM
Teeth are OK so long as you brush them twice a day.

but are you holding them when you brush them .:joker:

erinp5
13-01-2015, 09:37 PM
I'm pretty convinced that the food you eat determines your health surely? So yeah...it's a fairly big thing?

Katie was out and out rude to Alicia imo .I also thought Katie would be down with healthy living considering she hats fat people including kids....and one way to keep fat at bay is to ....NOT eat it !!

lily.
13-01-2015, 09:38 PM
Says the poster you quoted.

http://cdn.rsvlts.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/08/UMP-BOOM-GIF.gif

Beso
13-01-2015, 09:40 PM
Pretty sure as long as her daughter is happy and healthy, she can do whatever the hell she wants. Not really appropriate to be judging a womans parenting skills.

:worship:

Miranda123
13-01-2015, 09:40 PM
Miranda, you're like the anti-Vegan hahaha

not anti-vegan if its your own adult choice but a growing child needs certain nutrients that do not exist in nuts and seeds

I am actually anti-vegan though lol, vegetarian is bad enough, but I can understand people not eating meat, vegan is just for people with m....l h....h problems

you'll have to guess the rest cause I'll get banned lol

Lostie!
13-01-2015, 09:42 PM
not anti-vegan if its your own adult choice but a growing child needs certain nutrients that do not exist in nuts and seeds

I am actually anti-vegan though lol, vegetarian is bad enough, but I can understand people not eating meat, vegan is just for people with m....l h....h problems

you'll have to guess the rest cause I'll get banned lol

I'm not sure why it bothers you if someone else chooses to be vegan. It hardly makes them mentally ill. :conf:

As for Alicia, at least she's not forbidding her child from having friends with certain names. :idc:

Crimson Dynamo
13-01-2015, 09:42 PM
Says the poster you quoted.

Sigh

Crimson Dynamo
13-01-2015, 09:43 PM
I'm not sure why it bothers you if someone else chooses to be vegan. It hardly makes them mentally ill. :conf:

As for Alicia, at least she's not forbidding her child from having friends with certain names. :idc:

Justifying one nutjob by saying she is not like another

Pure logic

Lostie!
13-01-2015, 09:44 PM
Justifying one nutjob by saying she is not like another

Pure logic

I don't recall "justifying" her choice regarding what her kids eat. :conf:

billy123
13-01-2015, 09:48 PM
Its nobody's business but her own how she chooses to raise her kids.
Keep shoving your own full of turkey twizzlers if you like thats up to you.

Crimson Dynamo
13-01-2015, 09:53 PM
Its nobody's business but her own how she chooses to raise her kids.
Keep shoving your own full of turkey twizzlers if you like thats up to you.

It is when u are on CBB goin g on about it

Pincho Paxton
13-01-2015, 09:55 PM
Its nobody's business but her own how she chooses to raise her kids.
Keep shoving your own full of turkey twizzlers if you like thats up to you.

Kids have rights, and I think that she is breaking those rights.

Ammi
14-01-2015, 06:16 AM
I think Alicia is being a little bit too strict with it, but really all she's trying to do is give her daughter a healthy diet because she loves her. Parents who allow their children to gorge on junk food are far worse

The one thing I've learned from being a parent myself is not to judge others on their parenting skills. Yes there are always a few "weirdo" mums but if they're bringing their child up as they see fit, in a happy healthy and safe environment then what right does anyone have to criticise?

..this and this, although with treats/sweets etc at parties, I think that maybe it would be better to allow her daughter occasional special treats..I just don't personally believe in making things 'taboo' because it can be very counter productive...but she is giving her daughter a healthy lifestyle, which is much better than parents who are extreme in the opposite way and allow their children to become over-weight with an unhealthy diet...Katie really has no self-awareness at all though to even comment on it as she has openly admitted 'controlling' her children's decisions....

Tip
14-01-2015, 06:46 AM
Given the state of children's weight and early onset diabetes in the uk, I wonder which side of argument looks more healthy.

RockBottom
14-01-2015, 06:55 AM
There's being healthy and then there's being OTT controlling and not allowing 'indulgent' food once in a while. Massive difference between the two. Katie is largely for healthy eating, by the way.

Well I don't think Katie would send her kids to Alicia's house as she probably doesn't approve of the kids name as she can tell what class the kid is by their name. That my friend is OTT and Katie is the queen of OTT. One of Katie's children's name is India. Go figure. :nono:

Razor
14-01-2015, 08:26 AM
A very strange and unnatural setup. Poor kid.

Vanessa
14-01-2015, 08:27 AM
I much prefer this than kids having a bad diet. But they should be allowed the occasional treat.

chuff me dizzy
14-01-2015, 08:35 AM
She's a child not a budgerigar ,My sister in law is veggie, but has always given her children meat, children need GOOD real food for their bones and teeth

Lee.
14-01-2015, 08:43 AM
She's a child not a budgerigar ,My sister in law is veggie, but has always given her children meat, children need GOOD real food for their bones and teeth

Vegetarianism isn't for me personally, but a healthy, balanced diet is possible without eating meat.

chuff me dizzy
14-01-2015, 08:44 AM
Vegetarianism isn't for me personally, but a healthy, balanced diet is possible without eating meat.

But Lee ,we are talking about seeds and nuts !! she said that she gives her meat if she asks, how many 3 year olds would think to ask ?

Caballo
14-01-2015, 08:46 AM
Kids have rights, and I think that she is breaking those rights.

watch?v=UJpnYg4Lrrs

Lee.
14-01-2015, 08:50 AM
But Lee ,we are talking about seeds and nuts !! she said that she gives her meat if she asks, how many 3 year olds would think to ask ?

Even for dinner?? I'm sure she gives seeds and nuts as snacks but surely she doesn't get a plate of seeds for dinner? I heard her saying she eats sushi.

chuff me dizzy
14-01-2015, 08:53 AM
Even for dinner?? I'm sure she gives seeds and nuts as snacks but surely she doesn't get a plate of seeds for dinner? I heard her saying she eats sushi.

:yuk: Have you ever tried it ?

Lee.
14-01-2015, 09:14 AM
:yuk: Have you ever tried it ?
Lol.. Yeah, I'm not a fan of sushi! However, I do think that kids accept the food they're given when young. My cousins daughter is 10 and has been brought up on a completely organic, non processed, non plastic packaged diet since she was born.. I have to say I'm now impressed at what she eats. They were here in the summer and she sat down to a platter if food that most children would have been horrified by, and ate the lot! It's not strange to her, it's just the norm.

Niamh.
14-01-2015, 09:48 AM
Its nobody's business but her own how she chooses to raise her kids.
Keep shoving your own full of turkey twizzlers if you like thats up to you.

Exactly. Jesus she sounds like she's really into what her child is eating and it sounds like a very healthy diet and she said she does eat chicken and fish, that sounds pretty balanced. In in age where obesity and over weight children is rampant in our society she should really be applauded

Niamh.
14-01-2015, 09:51 AM
Kids have rights, and I think that she is breaking those rights.

At 3 if a child decided what they were going to eat, they'd be living on chips and chicken nuggetts, its the parents who let them do this are the ones people should be outraged by, they're the ones who are going to end up with problems over what they eat not Alicias daughter

Pincho Paxton
14-01-2015, 09:51 AM
Exactly. Jesus she sounds like she's really into what her child is eating and it sounds like a very healthy diet and she said she does eat chicken and fish, that sounds pretty balanced. In in age where obesity and over weight children is rampant in our society she should really be applauded

No, she's bonkers!

MTVN
14-01-2015, 12:49 PM
Her obsession with health must ironically be quite unhealthy. She's the sort of health freak who becomes an insufferable bore because all they can talk about is sugar levels and carbohydrates :idc: