Would you say it is bad parenting to give a 13 month old a peice of kit kat?

No, it's not bad parenting.





But I don't believe you'd really want to introduce candy at this age. I'm sure baby is still in the early stages of eating table foods and so it's best to allow your child to become accustomed to healthy foods first.





However, if you're going to let baby try it, I'd suggest you hold onto it and don't let baby eat too much of it because the baby can get a belly ache from it. And don't make it a habit to allow baby to have candy too often.





.Would you say it is bad parenting to give a 13 month old a peice of kit kat?
I think there are better things to feed a 13 month old, and since a child that age is not really interested in the candy unless a parent gives it to them, its not the best choice of food.





However, a piece of kitkat is not going to harm a child, or cause any long term damage. I do not believe in creating taboo food for children, as it simply makes it more desirable. With that said, I think it is better to wait until they are old enough to really want and ask for it, and with that teach moderation of less healthy foods.





So, no. A small piece of kitkat is not going to make someone a bad parent. The choice may not be the best one, but it is certainly not a terrible thing.Would you say it is bad parenting to give a 13 month old a peice of kit kat?
No, i wouldnt call it bad parenting. lets face it theres no manual telling us whats right or wrong its personal choice :). However, i wouldnt advise this as a regular thing and certainly not the whole bar.x
Nope. I wouldn't even say bad parenting if someone gave a 13 month old a whole kit kat. As long as the baby (toddler) gets all the other nutrition he/she needs, then there's no reason to withhold a treat. :)
I see nothing wrong with that.


My 13 month old has gotten pieces of candy quite a few times. As long as the parents are there to supervise while they eat the candy, there's nothing wrong with a treat every now and then.
No kids are going to get junk food at one point or another, as long as the parents are only allowing it in moderation it won't hurt them
Nope, just dont give him the whole thing. Too much sugar for a little body.
yes i would say that its bad parenting to give a 13 month old candy. the sooner you introduce sweets to them the sooner they will want and expect it.
no, not unless u feed it to them all the time, in place of meals , or something silly like that; there is nothing wrong with a taste of this or that in my ho...
No.
no i think you are allowed to make any decisions you want with your child
no. it's your baby. anyone who reads this, answer mine!! Please:)http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index;鈥?/a> thanks:)
no as long as u watch them and don't leave them alone with the candy because they can choke
Not at all, my best friend gives her 11month old a little tiny peice of any candy she has, very small but the little girl loves it!
No. Kids deserve something sweet now and then. Just don't give it to them as a meal or to shut them up when they are bugging you.





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Kids under 3 tend to get sometimes severe diarrhea from chocolate, even small amounts. Their bodies seem to see it as a poison and for this reason, I would just not do so.
No way. I gave my 12 month old mud pie last night! lol
Nope...kids like candy...chocolate...sweets...sometime you have to give them that...lol just don't give em to much...he mite be bouncing off the walls