My Wife Is ENDANGERING Our Child!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 มิ.ย. 2024
- In this clip, we read and react to an AITA Reddit story where OP's wife feeds their son spicy food and OP isn't happy about it!
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If a four year old hated spicy food, or felt pain after eating it, they would probably say so!
I have three grown kids. I assure you, at THAT age? Yeah, if they don’t like it,they will NOT be quiet about it.
That's not what the doctor said. Spicy foods (usually processed spicy foods) can lead to ulcers in small children. It has nothing to with whether or not he can handle the spice in his mouth. His body might not handle it in the long run
I dunno, man. Did I misunderstand or did he tell his small child not to trust the food that mommy gives him until daddy makes sure it's safe?
That's...wtf. I probably just didn't hear it right but...
You heard right, he said that.
"Your spicy is ketchup" 😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣
Bruh.
Kimchi isnt even that spicy....
Yea but if its not part of their normal diet children are very sensitive to spice. If your body isn’t conditioned for spice it can actually burn the esophagus or stomach lining esp in small children. The reason children from countries that do use alot of spice can tolerate the food is because capsaicin does pass through breast milk when the mother eats spicy food, so the babies are able to build a tolerance when they’re young. That being said, the guy in the video and his dr are overblowing it waaaay out of proportion. Giving your kid a little bit here and there wont hurt them esp if they have milk or something to wash it down. Even milk can seriously mess up a kids stomach if you arent careful. There were a few cases in the early 2000’s where athletic kids were hospitalized because their parents had them drinking so much milk it actually negated the acidic ph in their stomach and they needed their stomachs pumped. Its all about how much you are letting your kids have.
Bro probably thinks Mayo is spicy.
I'm Hungarian. Our normal food is spicy for some people. We eat hot pepper with soup.
Kimchi isn’t that spicy and spice only becomes an issue when you eat too much. My parents started to give me spicy food at three, I’m now 21 with zero doctors visits due to spices 😅 I think dude is overreacting due to his own low tolerance (pepper? Seriously?!) and then he told his kid to not trust any food his own mom gives him? FFS 🤦♀️
6:29 lamoooo she got his ass there 😂
some kids can tolerate spice. as long as i’ve remembered i’ve added extra pepper flakes or hot sauce to a lot of different dishes. i’m from buffalo, ny & have always eaten hot wings. nobody forced it on me i loved it
I can guarantee if that kid couldn't tolerate the spice of kimchi he wouldn't be eating it. As a kid I thought any spice was too spicy and I wouldn't not go near that stuff. If hes eating it and not complaining, HES FINE
Hmm I can see both sides. I remember when I was around 4 or 5 my siblings gave me spicy food and I got sick soon after. Until I was about 8 or 9 no matter how little spice I couldn't digest it even when my parents repeatedly tried. It really depends on the kid but in my experience, I did have to go to a doctor once because of it which made my family give up on it until I reached adulthood and tried some myself. My cousin had the same issue as me around the same age. On the other hand my sister was perfectly fine eating spicy food from a young age.
He thinks kimchi is spicy and burning their son... I can't see his side
@@sleepyninjarin7971 Honestly, the fact that he can't even handle pepper makes me distrust his ability to accurately gauge what is/is not too spicy for their son.
I was traumatized against spicy food by my dad by rubbing a bird's eye chili on my thumb to stop my thumbsucking. It partially worked but it made me hate spicy food for years. I did grow to love spicy food later on but my tolerance is not high.
Is the mom forcing the kid to eat to the point he cries? Does the kid overeat spicy food to the point he gets sick? If yes, then he does have cause for concern and can limit or stop the food intake. If no, then he should lay off on gatekeeping food.
My guess is the husband made up the conversation with the doctor...
Kimchi isnt just spice, tgeirs fermented options here for school launches for kids
Yeah so food is a huge part of a persons culture. We form memories around the food we expirience as children so his mom should be able to introduce him to her favorite foods and especially food that's tied to their thai heritage. Keep an open dialogue with the kid about his preferences but he should eat what both his parents grew up with not just one or the other. It also seems like the dad is basing actions on his own preferences and not just out of concern for his kids safety. He did say he liked thai people just not their food (sus) but that's not a reason to deny your thai son food from his culture and other SEA countries.
Be careful who you marry
NAH
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Something doesn't sit right with me about the wife calling her husband a racist. Racists are rarely covert enough for someone they're romantically involved with to not notice for 6+ years. So it's either that she's been knowingly married to a racist for over half a decade and hasn't cared until the racism was directed at her or she knows that he isn't racist, but just used that was a trashy tactic to make him feel guilty.
Exactly people are waaaaay too quick to jump to racism when white men is involved lol. Dad is an asshole. But racist? Come on
You have to remember who the story teller is in this situation.
He's definitely cherry-picking the information because he brought BS to the wife "from the doctor."
I'm a medical professional who's worked in pediatrics. The rule with spicy food introduction is wait until they are an older toddler (>18mo) who can say yes or no to foods they prefer. This kid is heading out of the toddler phase so unless he has some immobility issue, he can feed himself. If he is self-feeding her is going to pick and choose what spice he does/doesn't want to eat. And if the wife is Thai, rice is a major component to the cuisine so the kid can adjust the level to his own preference.
This father's story is giving the same energy as when two kids fight and one reports they did nothing wrong while the other kid is crying.