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@robert777 I tried that. For all of 2 weeks and then I said fuck it and we nursed to sleep until child was 2, then we rocked him. Hes almost 3 and slowly learning to sleep on his own knowing that we're nearby. And once we get there, we'll start working on sending him to bed by himself, but for...

@browneyedgirl1010 It wasn't a brag. Because I don't feel like "lumberjack" is a compliment to a parent when they're sitting in an endocrinologist office to make sure their "huge toddler" doesn't have a disease. He wasn't healthy. He was big. He didn't LOOK healthy, he looked big. He looked...

@browneyedgirl1010 Do make sure you go say the same thing to the other commenters who mentioned having the opposite problem as well, I can't be the only one to hear the good word! We all need to know how insensitive we are and how the damaging effects of size comments/expectations magically...

@browneyedgirl1010 First, I was just trying to relate to OP with a similar problem. I don't really know a lot of parents who want to hear how "massive, fat, huge" their toddler is, or to only hear comments about them going into athletics because BIG KID ATHLETE RAAAH. It's dumb. The whole post...

@browneyedgirl1010 It's not bad for any child to be huge really, unless it's effecting their health. Kiddo is 4 now and still really tall and beefy. I never said it was bad, only that people's unsolicited comments about his size were annoying and sometimes rude. Lol

@pentie2003 I have the opposite problem. People are always commenting on how huge my son is. He's soon to be 3 and in 4t-5t clothes, he's tall and he's beefy. I get sick of hearing comments like ohhh future linebacker right there or oh I bet he's gonna play sports. The unsolicited comments are...