My country has put warnings in CocaCola reading "Excess in Sugar" and "Contains caffeine, avoid in children"bobdvb t1_iyedcpu wrote
Reply to comment by Aridan in My country has put warnings in CocaCola reading "Excess in Sugar" and "Contains caffeine, avoid in children" by aM3o03
I don't really lie to him, initially I told him he was too young for soda, then time has passed, he's tried sparkling water and didn't like the bubbles. So he's convinced he won't like it, even when offered he will refuse.
On the other hand, he'll be offered to taste or smell anything now. Even alcohol he will turn his nose at, but he's too young to appreciate it anyway.
Aridan t1_iyeexra wrote
That sounds like lying with extra steps lol.
Idk, the people who I know who have the worst relationships with food came from families that didn’t allow treats like soda and forced their kids to eat organic because “reasons”
On the other hand I’m very comfortable with food and was never given any restrictions on what I could or couldn’t have growing up (with obvious exceptions like alcohol, which I was never given growing up at all, and which I ended up with a bit of a drinking problem at one point)
Maybe that’s not science but perhaps a correlation of some kind.
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