Re: children and threading
sorry… but if my child is chubby and on the unhealthy side, i would seriously think what kind of food I am providing to my child. Am I giving them the right choices, the healthy choices or saying its completely ok to give junk because my child is happy…
I am extremely strict with my childs diet.. not cus i think she’ll get fat, but because i am afraid of other issues she could encounter whilst growing up.
As a parent, I have a responsibility to my child… and that includes watching my childs diet..
this is very different to something u can actually help with…
if skin discoloration is a massive issue… I would take my child to see a someone who specialises in this stuff… maybe my child is missing something in their diet… maybe he/she is not getting enough of something or is lacking something to help… makeup will be the last resort
ive grown up (since I was 11) with a massive horrendous scar on my chest, and have been wearing a bandaid on it for the past 21 years… my specialist actually recommended makeup to cover it… and ive had a lot of docs recommend things to me…
there is absolutely no harm in trying to “fix” something that may be a cause of your childs low self-esteem.
My parents have helped me with this my entire life… and i seriously thank them for it
Yes as a parent we need to make our kids feel happy in their shoes… but we also need to understand the amount of pressure they go through at school. We cant turn a blind eye to it and or give them words of wisdom and hope they get it… did we ever get it at their age? Sometimes… but most times it was hard… it was hard going to school and facing cruel jokes or being asked about why we were hairy… or being teased cus we were fat.. or being so puffed out during sports day.. its hurtful and damaging to our self esteem…
I wouldnt go get my daughter a boob job or lipscution… but i will difinitely try helping her however possible I could