u/OscarAndDelilah

I follow a number of these feeding and general toddler development accounts since I do infant/toddler evaluations including feeding evaluations. They honestly seem to get as many of these ridiculous r/nooneasked food moralizing comments as the anti-diet pages.

I just saw a nice post that was busting the myth of needing to give kids bland/beige food and explaining that there is no reason for it and it leads them to develop a limited palate. There was a video of someone putting butter and dried spices on what appeared to be standard white-flour penne.

Holy god were the comments awful. All these people saying they can't believe you would feed a child something with absolutely no nutrients, comments about how children do not need carbs, comments about how that's too much butter, comments calling it "shitty processed food." Seriously? I'm used to seeing those obnoxious comments around things like boxed mac and cheese, but pasta?!

I'm interested in things with more of a documentary production style, like the Unsolved Mysteries podcast. I'm OK with a bit of banter and irreverence mixed in, like the Ryan and Shane Buzzfeed Unsolved series, but not really interested in the shows that are purely unrehearsed conversational-style presentation and/or have too much off-topic unfunny "humor."

(I probably don't need to say this here, but also not interested in victim-blaming, disrespect for families, or people who are suspiciously uncritical of policing and the justice system.)