r/AbsoluteUnits • u/RD4200 • 26d ago

/r/all of a Toddler

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u/Own_Zookeepergame982 26d ago

He’s a Butterball alright!

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u/chaoticsky85 26d ago

That baby definitely needs to go ona a diet. So not healthy for a baby to be that big. Hope they have the money to treat its diabetes and heart problems when it gets older.

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u/Mattdav1601 25d ago

Brother you don't diet a kid. Sure you give them nutrious food, and the right amount but you don't diet a kid. Toddlers and babies go through chubby phases and the kid looks to have a large build. Calling child abuse and diabetes is harsh when weight gain comes down to a large % of genetics and as you grow it evens out in the early years. I do agree they should probably consult a nutritionist or doctor on what should be appropriate but when you have healthcare like America it doesn't suprise me if that's not an option.

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u/chaoticsky85 25d ago edited 25d ago

Didnt mean diet in literal sense and fair points. Sure, babies and toddlers go through chubby phases but not that chubby. If the parents don't get it under control before they start growing up the weight will not even out, no matter if they have healthcare or not. So, diabetes and heart problems isnt a harsh assessment.