Sentences with phrase «fat kid treat»

(For a real fat kid treat, lol!)

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I made them with my kids and they lived them!so glad to have a sweet treat to give them that i do nt feel guilty about I was wondering if you knew the calories, fat, carb and protein amounts, thanks!

It all has to do with the way our brains are wired: Kids over-exposed to high - fat, high - sugar foods have a less sensitive reward system and need more junk food to feel the good effects sweet treats bring.

A generation ago, a burger and fries were often just an occasional treat and few folks thought much about the calories and fat they and their kids were consuming.

I agree that small «goodie bags» of nuts, berries, seeds, grains in a trail mix and work really well and even young kids reach for food when they're hungry and sugar / fat / salt «treats» when they want to «satisfy taste buds.»

Everyone loves their treats, and I joke that I give my kids just as many treats as the next parent; only my rule is that a «treat» is something that is nutrient - dense, full of good fats, protein, and unrefined, whole - food sweeteners (primarily using real fruit, raw honey, and stevia).

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