Post by jag11 on Apr 15, 2009 15:50:22 GMT -5
April 13, 2009 CBS Soaps In Depth
Daniel Goddard (Cane) is a strong believer in parents restricting their children's sugar intake. "We are really careful about not giving Ford any sugar," he says, referring to his 3-year-old son. "For his birthday, he had a little cupcake, but normally we don't feed him any sugar, candy, sodas or fruit juice, unless it's natural." The Aussie not only believes this is healthier, but has noticed the changes in his child when he's eaten too much processed sugars. "It's like basically putting turbo fuel into a child's body in the form of sugar. You can't reason with them," Goddard shares. "We've done it once or twice, and Ford will run around, lie on the floor and spin in circles. It's like, 'Uh-oh, sugar!' Then the next thing he's going, 'Oh, my head hurts, my belly hurts, my foot hurts.' You can't reason with him. So don't give your child sugar. That's my take on it!"
Baby Formula
Daniel Goddard (Cane) is a strong believer in parents restricting their children's sugar intake. "We are really careful about not giving Ford any sugar," he says, referring to his 3-year-old son. "For his birthday, he had a little cupcake, but normally we don't feed him any sugar, candy, sodas or fruit juice, unless it's natural." The Aussie not only believes this is healthier, but has noticed the changes in his child when he's eaten too much processed sugars. "It's like basically putting turbo fuel into a child's body in the form of sugar. You can't reason with them," Goddard shares. "We've done it once or twice, and Ford will run around, lie on the floor and spin in circles. It's like, 'Uh-oh, sugar!' Then the next thing he's going, 'Oh, my head hurts, my belly hurts, my foot hurts.' You can't reason with him. So don't give your child sugar. That's my take on it!"