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My 9 year old eats far too much salt even though I watch him like a hawk- he 'sneeks' it whilst I am not looking.
He has too much actual salt and I know there is plenty more 'hidden' in foods.
I have tried to explain the dangers but I think he thinks it's all a joke. I have found plently of information on the net but I need some that a child can understand and absorb.
Things have come to ahead today because he wanted to add salt to some 'McDonalds' chips, they are already salted in the shop!!!!
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i don't think proving to a child that salt is bad for him will 'traumatise' him! - it's hardly a horror story, just a sad tale of ignorance and danger.
and at 9 he will hear about people dying all the time of much worse things
i think he would just stop eating salt by choice - better than him still eating it and hiding the fact because he thinks its safe.
Impossible to outdo the AB (but still folds arms in smug fashion and dances in victory........snigger snigger.....hums irrating tune to self and chuckles.....now preparing acceptance speech......)
Anyway, PatriciaH had the best idea - throw away the child and don't let anymore in the house. Problem sorted!! Talk about traumatising............
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