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@beauty1993 Honestly you are doing great! We do what we can with the information we have. And having all that information doesn't always help. I'm sure both your kids are healthy and thriving

@doubra I didn't necessarily see you as shaming the parent, but many comments in this thread seem to believe that nutritional literacy alone can solve this problem. It can't. Corporate greed and the wealth gap are a problem. Our lack of social supports is a problem. People need more than money...

@rtjmrt Brain development between 1-2 is a trip and a half. They go from toddling and a couple words to running/jumping/crazy gymnastics and talking in sentences. Plus they get a mouth full of teeth. There’s barely pinpointing why sleep is the way it is. You can try a bunch of levers, but...

@bucj 100% and honestly food decisions are full of trade offs! Do you pick local or organic (sometimes these are at odds)? What if you have an NT kid who eats limited foods? What if you frankly just don't have time to cook every meal from scratch? These decisions are SO complex and it just isn't...

@doubra It’s really illuminating to me how much some comments are drifting into parents needing to do better. I’m with you OP, I find the amount of power corporations have over our lives alarming. I don’t blame the parents though. It’s nearly impossible to keep up when corporations are allowed...