My girls are always asking for something to eat! They will eat a bagel for breakfast and then want an orange, and then some cereal, and then a yogurt. Then they will eat lunch and then they will want more cereal, then crackers, a banana...it goes on and on! They eat most of what I give them, and usually it's a decent food item but they can't really be that hungry?! Do your LO's constantly want something to eat?
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Yes. She's a hobbit, we are convinced of it! But she usually stops around 5. After that, she's not hungry.
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He goes through spurts but yeah, he's like to eat most of the day.
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If he eats lots of carb-y kinds of food, yes. If I can get him to eat more protein he stays full a lot longer!
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Both of my kids ask for food constantly. It always looks like I don't feed them since they're also skinny kids. They eat all day long, and I'm scared of what my grocery bill will look like when they're teenagers.
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The 16m old, yes. She will eat nonstop, all day long if we let her. The 3.5 is going through a finicky/picking stage so only when she's hitting a growth spurt. But if it's snacks she'll go non stop too.
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yep, she is a constant grazer
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Unfortunately, no. Getting the kid to eat something other than yogurt and Kashi bars is a struggle. Every day. Sigh.
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No, the opposite. When she is finally hungry, she's a pretty good eater, but we don't really snack between meals here (mainly because she doesn't typically ask).
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Never. It's like eating slows him down or something. He's never been excited or interested in food.
ETA: Unless it's bedtime, he'll ask for a snack because he doesn't want to go to bed.
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Yeah! I think it the healthiest way to eat- they never over eat or eat anything they don't want to, and just constantly eat randomly.
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When this happens I know we are going through a growth spurt, but they always eat a lot as it is so my baseline is pretty high.
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Yes it's ridic. She always wants a snack!
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@Mrs. Lion: Yeah, I know that I've neglected the protein when mine keeps asking for stuff.
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