I get really annoyed when people go against what's advised by doctors and think they know best. Like are you kidding me your risking your kids health just because you want them to have some of your cookies or ice cream b4 they are even close to a year old.When doctors say "DO NOT GIVE YOUR BABY SUGAR B4 A YEAR" Its not a suggestion. A baby is not all fun and games, having a baby takes RESPONSIBILITY!
natural sugar is alot different then the sugar they add to ice cream, cookies and such. Fruit has sugar in it to but its natural, it was there already in the fruit when it was harvested.
Just putting some information out there, and yes I have a medical background! Glucose, which is sugar, is in breast milk and formula! Even while milk has sugar in it so, just prepare yourself for some sort of backlash on this subject, cuz I feel it coming!

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I don't undestand how parents give their children so much sugar, I feel like it sets them up for bad eating habits later on. Granted, I don't always listen to our pediatrician, but they're not up to date on the current AAP guidelines. Researching is key and mommas intuition is good,