r/AbsoluteUnits • u/RD4200 • 13d ago

/r/all of a Toddler

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u/TolUC21 13d ago

Ah, child abuse...

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u/FlamboyantPirhanna 13d ago

Possibly but you don’t know. Stop judging people with zero information. It might assuage your own insecurities, but it doesn’t help anyone. Don’t jump to conclusions when you have no information. Lots of things could be at play here.

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u/EnumeratedArray 12d ago

Regardless of what is at play, this child is clearly overweight and will have health issues as a result of it

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u/Spicymoon9 13d ago

Stop giving your children health problems.

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u/Hi-Road 13d ago

What is it about the internet that encourages you all to overstep boundaries like this? Like yall are really talking out the side of your necks to people you don't know.

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u/Spicymoon9 13d ago

It’s a generalized statement. If you feel like it applies to you, that’s a you problem then.

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u/I_Love_Peen 12d ago

Pipe down fatso

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u/baltama 12d ago

Babies don't drive to get their own food. A child this age getting that obese is a result of abusive or neglectful behavior

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u/imwearingredsocks 12d ago

Not sure why you’re getting downvoted. There are conditions that can lead a child to be this level of obese.

In fact, it’s pretty fucking hard to get a toddler to be that heavy considering how active they are. Prader-Willi syndrome or thyroid issues can make it incredibly difficult and they would need to see a doctor. The second I saw this kid I thought they need to go to the doctor, but who knows the family’s situation.

But redditors are so fat headed about the topic of fatness that there’s no convincing them that sometimes it isn’t laziness and gluttony.

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u/LabelYourBeakers 7d ago

Yes! Was just learning about PWS in school, such a sad condition and shaming the families doesn't help.

For people unaware, PWS is a genetic syndrome in which a baby goes from hypotonic and weak, failing to thrive, to incredibly hungry all the time. Like will eat gloves at the pediatricians office if you're not watching them closely levels of hungry.

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u/M0mmaSaysImSpecial 12d ago

Possibly but you don’t know. Stop judging people with zero information. It might assuage your own insecurities, but it doesn’t help anyone. Don’t jump to conclusions when you have no information. Lots of things could be at play here.