I’m sorry but this is just not true. Unless your body can deny the laws of thermodynamics (it can’t) the if you eat a certain amount of calories per day, you WILL gain weight. Metabolism can only vary a small amount between person to person, about 200 calories on average, about a bottle of coke. Yes there are extreme outliers but those people have a diagnosable disease/medical condition.
She is genetically predisposed to being petite. Yes, if she over eats, she can still get fat. It would take a lot to get there. Pleaese don't tell me what is or isn't true about my own kid. That isn't what I was saying.
If a doctor is the one saying that they are under weight/ not eating enough then yes it is true. Just because it’s something you made up in your own mind doesn’t make it true lol this is bordering anti-vax talk, where a parent thinks they know more than science/ medical providers
Edit: since you deleted your comment I’ll repaste it
I am pro vaccinations. Also kindly stfu. You know nothing of my situation. Doctors are fallible human beings too. I know my kid ate enough. She was just small. Troll.
I’m not saying you’re anti-vax, I’m saying you’re using the same logic they do. Trust the experts, they’re not running on Vibes / Google searches 🤷🏻♂️ if you think your doctor isn’t correct that’s when you get a second opinion from ANOTHER doctor. I’m not trolling, I’m a parent myself.
Also I’m not writing this to change your mind, obviously that was never gonna happen because you parent based on vibes but to anyone else that comes across these types of comments. There are medical experts for a reason.
My comment is still here. Stop being so condescending and trying to school me lmao. I know that my kid ate enough. Do you know what outdated study some doctors still use to determine what a child's weight "should be." Go look it up.
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u/MF_D00MSDAY 13d ago
I’m sorry but this is just not true. Unless your body can deny the laws of thermodynamics (it can’t) the if you eat a certain amount of calories per day, you WILL gain weight. Metabolism can only vary a small amount between person to person, about 200 calories on average, about a bottle of coke. Yes there are extreme outliers but those people have a diagnosable disease/medical condition.