Hm. That does explain how my young child, whom normally won't finish a bowl of oatmeal or a whole slice of pizza, devoured half of a medium pizza on Friday.
The killcrop was thought to be a fairy changeling, a small demon substituted for a real baby, which would eat endlessly.
Hm. That does explain how my young child, whom normally won't finish a bowl of oatmeal or a whole slice of pizza, devoured half of a medium pizza on Friday.
A friend of mine named this type of kid "opportunistic eater". My daughter is like that. Eats like a sparrow, but put on a favorite food (Homemade Lasagna, for example) and she will eat like a...
A friend of mine named this type of kid "opportunistic eater".
My daughter is like that.
Eats like a sparrow, but put on a favorite food (Homemade Lasagna, for example) and she will eat like a construction worker.
I know it's in the article, but I am a huge fan of "ankle biter", ever since I first saw the word. Apparently it is an Australian slang, which I am not surprised about. It's pretty vivid and to...
I know it's in the article, but I am a huge fan of "ankle biter", ever since I first saw the word. Apparently it is an Australian slang, which I am not surprised about. It's pretty vivid and to the point.
I have another: hobbledehoy - an awkward/gangly child
Hm. That does explain how my young child, whom normally won't finish a bowl of oatmeal or a whole slice of pizza, devoured half of a medium pizza on Friday.
A friend of mine named this type of kid "opportunistic eater".
My daughter is like that.
Eats like a sparrow, but put on a favorite food (Homemade Lasagna, for example) and she will eat like a construction worker.
I know it's in the article, but I am a huge fan of "ankle biter", ever since I first saw the word. Apparently it is an Australian slang, which I am not surprised about. It's pretty vivid and to the point.