Re: Prof Winston was Posseting - RANT

[Guest guest]

> He'll probably start having a little bit of solids in a month or so,

so

> maybe that'll make a difference..

> Hannah, 27

> Mum to Bethany 7, Lawrence 5 1/2, Verity 3, Alfie 5 months

I caught part of the 'prof winston extravaganza' last night, they were

talking about food, taste, and baby feeding habits. They had prem twins

who were described as 'poor eaters'. he stated that their parents had

to give them a biscuit to distract them while food was'shovelled in'.

did I hear right? that they were just 5 months old - i.e. Alfie`s age!?

(minus any catch-up time for being prem!) how can *he* stereotype babies

of that age - when many of their contemporaries aren`t even taking

solids yet?

Barbara

[Guest guest]

> He'll probably start having a little bit of solids in a month or so,

so

> maybe that'll make a difference..

> Hannah, 27

> Mum to Bethany 7, Lawrence 5 1/2, Verity 3, Alfie 5 months

I caught part of the 'prof winston extravaganza' last night, they were

talking about food, taste, and baby feeding habits. They had prem twins

who were described as 'poor eaters'. he stated that their parents had

to give them a biscuit to distract them while food was'shovelled in'.

did I hear right? that they were just 5 months old - i.e. Alfie`s age!?

(minus any catch-up time for being prem!) how can *he* stereotype babies

of that age - when many of their contemporaries aren`t even taking

solids yet?

Barbara

[Guest guest]

Controversially speaking, apparently he also said that a 23 week

fetus, is nothing more than a bundle of reflexes, with no personality

at all!

Kirsten

Mum to (23 months) Step-mom to Shelby (6yrs)

Trainee ANT, and Memb-sec Woking and Knaphill Branches.

>I caught part of the 'prof winston extravaganza' last night, they

were

>talking about food, taste, and baby feeding habits. They had prem

twins

>who were described as 'poor eaters'. he stated that their parents

had

>to give them a biscuit to distract them while food was'shovelled in'.

>did I hear right? that they were just 5 months old - i.e. Alfie`s

age!?

>(minus any catch-up time for being prem!) how can *he* stereotype

babies

>of that age - when many of their contemporaries aren`t even taking

>solids yet?

>

> Barbara

>

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[Guest guest]

Controversially speaking, apparently he also said that a 23 week

fetus, is nothing more than a bundle of reflexes, with no personality

at all!

Kirsten

Mum to (23 months) Step-mom to Shelby (6yrs)

Trainee ANT, and Memb-sec Woking and Knaphill Branches.

>I caught part of the 'prof winston extravaganza' last night, they

were

>talking about food, taste, and baby feeding habits. They had prem

twins

>who were described as 'poor eaters'. he stated that their parents

had

>to give them a biscuit to distract them while food was'shovelled in'.

>did I hear right? that they were just 5 months old - i.e. Alfie`s

age!?

>(minus any catch-up time for being prem!) how can *he* stereotype

babies

>of that age - when many of their contemporaries aren`t even taking

>solids yet?

>

> Barbara

>

>

>

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> > He'll probably start having a little bit of solids in a month or so,

> so

> > maybe that'll make a difference..

> > Hannah, 27

> > Mum to Bethany 7, Lawrence 5 1/2, Verity 3, Alfie 5 months

>

> I caught part of the 'prof winston extravaganza' last night, they were

> talking about food, taste, and baby feeding habits. They had prem twins

> who were described as 'poor eaters'. he stated that their parents had

> to give them a biscuit to distract them while food was'shovelled in'.

> did I hear right? that they were just 5 months old - i.e. Alfie`s age!?

> (minus any catch-up time for being prem!) how can *he* stereotype babies

> of that age - when many of their contemporaries aren`t even taking

> solids yet?

>

> Barbara

I Know I know I saw it too - a great deal of assumptions and rash

judgements been made in that series so far IMHO!

Hannah, 27

Mum to Bethany 7, Lawrence 5 1/2, Verity 3, Alfie 5 months

Visit me on the web at :-

http://hannahshome.20m.com

[Guest guest]

> > He'll probably start having a little bit of solids in a month or so,

> so

> > maybe that'll make a difference..

> > Hannah, 27

> > Mum to Bethany 7, Lawrence 5 1/2, Verity 3, Alfie 5 months

>

> I caught part of the 'prof winston extravaganza' last night, they were

> talking about food, taste, and baby feeding habits. They had prem twins

> who were described as 'poor eaters'. he stated that their parents had

> to give them a biscuit to distract them while food was'shovelled in'.

> did I hear right? that they were just 5 months old - i.e. Alfie`s age!?

> (minus any catch-up time for being prem!) how can *he* stereotype babies

> of that age - when many of their contemporaries aren`t even taking

> solids yet?

>

> Barbara

I Know I know I saw it too - a great deal of assumptions and rash

judgements been made in that series so far IMHO!

Hannah, 27

Mum to Bethany 7, Lawrence 5 1/2, Verity 3, Alfie 5 months

Visit me on the web at :-

http://hannahshome.20m.com

[Guest guest]

> I caught part of the 'prof winston extravaganza' last night, they

were

> talking about food, taste, and baby feeding habits. They had prem

twins

> who were described as 'poor eaters'. he stated that their parents

had

> to give them a biscuit to distract them while food was'shovelled

in'.

> did I hear right? that they were just 5 months old - i.e. Alfie`s

age!?

> (minus any catch-up time for being prem!) how can *he* stereotype

babies

> of that age - when many of their contemporaries aren`t even taking

> solids yet?<<

I saw it too and it so annoyed me - ph didn't even start solids

until 5 mths and never really got onto proper meals until nearly a

year. Really sending out the wrong messages that programme - makes me

want to write in or something.

Lorraine

Mum to 10, Natasha 8, 5, ph 3

[Guest guest]

I saw it too and it so annoyed me - ph didn't even start solids

> until 5 mths and never really got onto proper meals until nearly a

> year. Really sending out the wrong messages that programme - makes

me

> want to write in or something.

>

> Lorraine

> Mum to 10, Natasha 8, 5, ph 3

Prof W has lost the plot and become media mad IMHO. If I catch up

with him or Lira his wife at any *do*'s I might tell him/her so.

Ruthie