Pancake day

[Whattherass]

I understand it's pancake day but good grief I have just saw this on my feed on Facebook.. the child that is eating this is under 1 years old absolutely terrible the amount of sugar on that plate.

Are you responsible for this child in any way?

It came across my Facebook feed.

Do you know how bad refined sugars are for you?

Are you seriously getting worked up over a child having too much sugar on pancake day?

So what? If you don't look after this child what does that matter? You can't do anything about it. Tutting and Pearl clutching in these situations is a waste of time and energy. Besides the only refined sugar there is in the chocolate.

How judgemental. A child under 1 is not likely to eat all of that and the picture was probably taken to just look nice for Facebook. Maybe get a life instead of worrying over other children eating pancakes?

Oh my god, that's awful! Your attitude that is. Unclench ffs. Life's too short.

Completely non of your business what someone's else's child is eating. It's pancake day for goodness sake, it won't effect his or her long term health if generally diet is pretty balanced.

If he's under 1, there's no way he's eating even a quarter of that, which for a "special" day is not too bad. But that wouldn't have looked as good for SM.

@Whattherass what will happen to the child from consuming the pancake shown, today? What is the negative outcome? And, do you think that the child will eat every thing that is shown in the picture?

As an aside, that is such a terribly presented pancake I could hardly tell what it was.

Omg get over it. A bit of sugar on pancake day is fine! And if the baby is under one they will most likely be launching it across the dining room so don't lose sleep over it. And don't be so judgemental!

Imagine being so worked up about someone else's pancake you start a thread on a public forum about it 🤣

It's a wee bit of sugar (that probably won't even be completely eaten) once a year. They aren't giving the child crack.

An under 1 will probably take a single bite then paint himself with the rest before tipping the remains off the highchair tray.

I'm just imagining how much fun a 1 year old is going to have with all that cream and chocolate 😆

Under one will not eat all of that.

How can you say it's too much sugar when you don't know the ingredients? Chocolate spreads all look the same regardless of it being Nutella or sugar free cocao nib spread for example.

1.Its pancake day

1. Most of it will end up on the floor/their face
2. Its nothing to do with you.

It's sugar not poison.
And besides that is most likely mum's and little one is sharing.

I'm judging your writing skills more than I'm judging this pancake.