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deademolover
| 19
just remind her who's the mom and who's house it belongs to or if it were me I'd be like no thank you dont want him looking like you or having your health problems
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Jillian Cosby-Kelly
| 15
NOT the point.
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RichardPencil
| 30
Yes, one-year-olds should stick with Diet Dr. Pepper!
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tounces7
| 27
An occasional cup here and there won't hurt them, so long as it doesn't become a regular thing.
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Jillian Cosby-Kelly
| 15
NOT the point.
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MidnaLink
| 32
And even then a one year old shouldn't really need to have sugary drinks.
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deademolover
| 19
just remind her who's the mom and who's house it belongs to or if it were me I'd be like no thank you dont want him looking like you or having your health problems
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Cody Vertigo Bonthoux
| 15
call her out on it then if that dumb bitch can't listen she shouldn't be around your kids
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Jillian Cosby-Kelly
| 15
That is DISGUSTING. I would lose my damn mind!!!! Next time look her dead in the eyes and say "you sure about that?" like Sam Elliott
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AmbrosiaFan
| 18
ok so no more going over to MIL's house if she doesn't respect your wishes for your child.
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spinspinsugar
| 11
thank fuck my mom never gave soda and I still don't like it and I'm in my 30s
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ViviMage
| 38
Children ages 2 to 18 should sip no more than 8 ounces of sugar-sweetened drinks over a seven-day period, the American Heart Association says in new recommendations published Monday in the journal, Circulation. These syrupy sips include sodas, sports and energy drinks, fruit-flavored waters and sweetened teas.
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Sarah Kryski-Kenny
| 3
Also, doesn’t Dr. Pepper have caffeine in it?!