If a parent does not eat “healthy”, can a child learn healthy eating habits?

Question by Amy M : If a parent does not eat “healthy” can a child learn healthy eating habits
Type a follow-up something, I asked a while back. Said child lives with both parents, but the parents have different eating habits. A cook or help cook every dinner, eating healthy snacks for her yogurt and fruit plates lives while the other parent frozen foods for the most part. Would it really be in the formation, as the child eats a role Best Answer: ?
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response from Baroccoli
1) Do not force your husband to eat healthy foods. He is a grown man, and if he likes frozen food to eat it frozen Kuchen2) Your child will learn how to eat both. but if you are sure he eats to make healthy, he’ll pick up good habits.


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If a parent doesn’t eat “healthy”, can a child still learn healthy eating habits?


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Question by Amy M: If a parent doesn’t eat “healthy”, can a child still learn healthy eating habits?
Kind of a follow up to something I asked a little while back. Said child lives with both of their parents but the parents have different eating habits. One cooks or helps to cook each dinner, eats healthy, snacks for them include yogurt and fruit plates while the other parent lives off frozen meals for the most part. Would it really matter in forming how the child eats?

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Answer by Baroccoli
1) you can’t force your husband to eat healthy foods. he’s a grown man and if he likes frozen dinners, let him eat frozen cake

2) your child will see how both of you eat. but if you make sure he eats healthily, then he’ll pick up your good habits.

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If a parent doesn’t eat “healthy”, can a child still learn healthy eating habits?

Question by Amy M: If a parent doesn’t eat “healthy”, can a child still learn healthy eating habits?
Kind of a follow up to something I asked a little while back. Said child lives with both of their parents but the parents have different eating habits. One cooks or helps to cook each dinner, eats healthy, snacks for them include yogurt and fruit plates while the other parent lives off frozen meals for the most part. Would it really matter in forming how the child eats?

Best answer:

Answer by Baroccoli
1) you can’t force your husband to eat healthy foods. he’s a grown man and if he likes frozen dinners, let him eat frozen cake

2) your child will see how both of you eat. but if you make sure he eats healthily, then he’ll pick up your good habits.

Know better? Leave your own answer in the comments!


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If a parent does not eat “healthy” can a child learn healthy eating habits?

question from Amy M : If a parent does not eat “healthy”, a child can learn, a healthy diet
Kind of a follow-up to something I asked a while back. Said child lives with both parents, but parents have different eating habits. Boil or helping to cook any dinner, eat healthy snacks include yogurt and fruit for her records while the other parent lives of frozen meals for the most part. Would it really be in education, how the child eats a role Best Answer:

response from Baroccoli
1) can not force you to eat your husband, healthy food. He is a grown man, and if he likes frozen dinner, let him eat frozen Kuchen2 see) your child how to eat both. But if you are sure that he eats to make healthy, he’ll pick up good habits.


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