Cindy Crawford Snacks for Her Daughter
Categories: Kids 5-7, Eating & Nutrition, Mealtime
Celeb Moms - Before and After Baby
Cindy Crawford is proof-positive that it
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Here's Cindy before her kids, Presley, 9, and daughter Kaia, 7. Click to see more celebrity moms before- and after-baby photos.
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Having a baby undoubtedly changes your body, no matter how many fitness gurus, personal chefs, and dietitians you can afford to have at your disposal. But that doesn't have to be a bad thing -- in fact, often times it's for the better!
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Gwen Stefani before becoming pregnant with her first child in 2005.
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And here's Gwen in 2006, after giving birth to her son James.
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Pre-pregnancy Jessica Alba poses on the red carpet.
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Jessica looks even lovelier after giving birth to her daughter, Honor Marie.
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Halle Berry shows off her pre-baby body.
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Having since given birth to daughter Nahla Ariela Aubry, Halle is even more gorgeous.
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Christina Aguilera before becoming pregnant with her first child in spring of 2007.
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"I do want my kids to see their mom eating normally," she said. "If we go for ice cream I might get the tiny size but I'll eat it. I don't want my daughter to think she can't eat ice cream." Hey, if a supermodel can eat ice cream, then so can the rest of us.I remember an interview with Cindy from years back where she admitted to "eating" hot chocolate with marshmallows for breakfast. Yep, that's what she said. Seems to me perhaps she's trying to make up for some bad habits from her past, as well as protect her daughter and son Presley, 9.
Well, Cindy -- good luck. In a world where they make onesies that ask "Does this onesie make me look fat?" Crawford, and all parents, have a serious challenge ahead of them. We're largely responsible for shaping our children's body image and eating style.
All said, though, don't you think it has to be a little hard on a young girl to have the gorgeous Cindy Crawford as her mom?
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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
Jennifer 1-21-2009 @ 9:06PM
I absolutely DETEST the onsies that say "does this make me look fat" or "does this diaper make my butt look big." DISGUSTING.
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barneslr 1-26-2009 @ 8:16AM
Oh, please. Get over yourself. It's just a silly joke and to pretend it makes some big time social commentary is dumb. "Does this diaper make my butt look fat?" on a onesie does not promote anorexia or poor eating habits.
Oh, and having spent my life (I'm now 44) with a mother who has battled anorexia for almost 50 years, I think I can speak with authority on the subject. It was never a onesie-or other dumb joke-that triggered mom's problems.
Jennifer 1-26-2009 @ 11:43AM
I never said the onsies led to anorexia. I simply said I found that they are DISGUSTING. And I struggled with anorexia for many years and still have eating issues so I would think that I, too, understand where it comes from. I think that our culture has fed into this image game and I think dragging infants and children into it is not necessary. Plus, the onsies tend to come in feminine colors/styles so I would say that they are targeting a group who, in the future, will be an at risk group. You will NEVER find my daughter wearing something like that therefor will she ever see a picture of herself in it, joke or not.
smmrgrl719 1-21-2009 @ 11:18PM
I totally agree with Cindy. You want kids to know there are not good or bad foods, but that all foods can be eaten in moderation. I also have the same fear for both my son and daughter - that is why I try to make sure they eat a fairly balanced diet and are exposed to all different types of foods. I actually got the bib with "does this make me look fat?" along with a pack of other bibs. There was no way I would ever let my child wear that!
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dmt 1-21-2009 @ 11:39PM
Are those tatoos on 9 y/o Presley's left arm? He's a good looking kid, why isn't he in the movies already? He'll someday be a "lady-killer," unless.... well he does look a little androgenous...
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Dara Chadwick 1-23-2009 @ 4:25PM
I think Cindy's taking a good approach by eating what she likes in front of her daughter. Our girls are watching our behavior toward our bodies and they take our cues from us. But it's also important to mind the language we use, too; in other words, have the ice cream, but don't feel compelled to talk about having "just a tiny size" or having it "just this once." Words like that send a strong message, too.
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Roger 1-24-2009 @ 4:40PM
She eats ice crean in front of her child because she is worried about her daughter falling into the trap of sacrificing her health?
That is such a wrong superficial comment.
Does she read the bible in front of her so she does not sacrifice eternal salvation?
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