should we?

[bittersweet]

If you wouldn't feed it to a baby, should you eat it?

I don't think so.

[Rawkinlocs]

Well, that depends on:

1. Age of baby
2. Ability of baby to chew/digest solid foods or if they have teeth or not (for example, babies can be fed nuts. IF they can chew...otherwise it'd have to be pureed) - Let me use another example besides nuts - foods a baby with no teeth cannot eat that we can: (solid, unpureed) celery, apples, pineapple, carrots...

So, where exactly were you going with your statement? I'm sure you meant something other than fruit and veggies as they can easily be pureed and baby then would be able to have them...so what foods did you have in mind?

[DavidZaneMason]

If you mean show AT LEAST the same amount of care to yourself as you would a small infant? I agree. LOL.

-David Z. Mason

[Revvell]

If you wouldn't feed it to a baby, should you eat it?

I don't think so.

Yeah. It'd be a good test to see if it's poison or not.

*ducks and runs out of here* (Gonna get stoned for this one)
:eek:

[lil fairy z girl]

Yeah. It'd be a good test to see if it's poison or not.

*ducks and runs out of here* (Gonna get stoned for this one)
:eek:

Revvell you are so funny :D i love your quick comments :cool: :eek: :rolleyes:

i better get running too, i need to do some more exercise have been sitting down most of today.

[Revvell]

Revvell you are so funny :D i love your quick comments :cool: :eek: :rolleyes:

i better get running too, i need to do some more exercise have been sitting down most of today.

It's how I get my exercise ~ running from stones. :D

Hopefully more people will learn to laugh and not take themselves and life so seriously. Thanks for the feedback. :)

Revvell

[fairygirl]

HAHAHA....

Revvell, you are halarious, i love it!

[adrienne]

have you seen what people DO feed babies?
:eek: :eek: :eek: :eek: :eek:

[Sharon in Colorado]

My son as a baby with his first foods really loved red onions. He would eat little slivers of them in his high chair. So with that line of thinking it doesn't always work.

I have heard this argument before and agree for the most part, but there are things that babies eat that are still not advisable for human consumption from a certain point of view, such as the onions.

Are you referring to the more stimulating foods like salts, spices, oils, etc? I can agree with you here, I mean most kids do not like those sorts of things in the beginning, it becomes an acquired taste, then as adults we find it hard to eat foods in their natural forms because our taste buds have been tainted.