
I have one normal weight son and one underweight daughter. My son is pickier than my daughter. Does this make sense to anyone else?
Have any of you ever dealt with having an underweight child? I know nowadays it seems that people and doctors are more concerned about kids being overweight, but being underweight isn't great either. I'm not even sure how to go about helping her gain weight without damaging her relationship with food! (Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated).
I always knew that Peyton was destined to be tall and thin. (Her dad is 6'4'' and only 145 pounds so she totally inherited his body type). But is there something I can do about it? My main concern is getting her to gain some weight without giving her any kind of body or food issues. Just like if I was dealing with an overweight child. I wouldn't tell them they needed to be on a diet or tell them they couldn't eat certain things because they were too fat.
My husband gets a lot of people who tell him he is "so skinny." Now while most people might take that as a compliment, the way people go about it is just as rude as if they were to say to an overweight person that he/she is "so fat." Let's not forget that it goes both ways people!!
Anyway, I am just rambling on, but if anyone has any suggestions, I will take them. I have already gone back to whole milk with her (even though she'll be 4 soon). And I am also not really concerned about it, but it couldn't hurt for her to have a couple extra pounds on her either. After all, it's getting to be wintertime and those skinny people sure get cold easy :)









