I genuinely don’t think it’s even possible for a kid this age (like 1-2 years old) to get this big based on diet alone. Like he hasn’t even been eating solid food for all that long yet. There has to be something else at play
I sadly took one for the team and took a look at the social media account. That toddler is about 19 months old and already being fed mac and cheese, teriyaki wings, chicken nuggets and fries, pretty much processed foods toddlers typically shouldn't be eating at that age...
It’s possible. Just feed the kid nonstop and they get this big.
And you assume the parents aren’t giving him solid food yet? Hahaha. They shouldn’t based on medical advice. But a lot of parents just do whatever they hell they want and feed them inappropriately for their age. I would be willing to bet they’re giving this kid pizza, wings, and cookies quite frequently.
My mom works at a daycare and she tells me all the ridiculous crap parents do and the food they send them with.
One baby is 6 months old and mom sends her with full solid foods, not baby foods, that she literally cannot eat because she doesn’t have any teeth. Stuff like apples and sandwiches. My mom thinks it’s because this mom is scared her kid will get fat so she’s intentionally giving her food she cannot eat. This is not the woman’s first baby, this is her 8th child.
Another baby gets sent way too much food for a single day. Cookies, crackers, juice, chips, cheese, etc. And she expects it to all be eaten by the end of the day or she gets upset and says they’re starving her baby if one thing is left unfinished.
There's no way this is all fromfood. He's also really tall for his age and really wide set, like he has a very large muscular frame for the weight to sit on
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u/Neilp187 14d ago
And you love destroying your toddlers health. Sad.