caroline - 29/10/2015 20:02 - Germany
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are oranges orange because orange is orange or is orange orange because oranges are orange
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Anonymous - 29/10/2014 08:19 - Australia - Ashburton
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amusedslovenia - 07/09/2012 18:19 - Slovenia
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You OK, hun?
Porche - 12/11/2015 16:24 - United Kingdom - London
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She's electric
nnniii - 16/11/2015 04:55 - United States - Seattle
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OP here... My son is 10 months old. I'm really at my wits' end. He had been a good eater from the start, unlike his older brother who I couldn't get to eat anything either. I set out to feed my kids all organic, home-made, fresh and so forth. I gave up with my first after having spent literally hours a day preparing healthy, nutritious and yes, tasty foods that he wouldn't touch beyond a spoon or two. My two year old grew fine on very little food and now eats the same we do. My younger. however, is tiny for his age - he wears clothes for 3mo (but developing normally, thank God, and the pedi's not concerned). I can only get him to taste a spoon of something and then it's over. But anything he picks up from the floor (bread crumbs, and yes, cat kibble (food), he will eat. And scream when I take it away from him. Maybe he's on a strike or teething or... I don't know. Maybe I should start placing food on the floor for him LOL.