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<blockquote data-quote="MrsA2" data-source="post: 2448495" data-attributes="member: 521715"><p>So how on earth can you expect them to support you and help you? You need to tell them. Their support and encouragement will be vital as time goes on and you need someone to help you say "no" when tempted.</p><p>My husband and son have gradually changed what they eat as I have been slowly changing our family meals to low carb. </p><p>We have separate "goody tins". If they weren't separate and the boys didn't know not to touch mine they would have eaten all my low carb treats, and trust me , there's nothing more scary than a Mum who finds her treats have been eaten. </p><p>I cope with family meals by adding carbs (rice or potatoes for example) to theirs, but often now they choose not to have carbs. </p><p>Low carb food can be filling and tasty. Tonight we had a stir fry of bacon and sprouts with garlic served on broccoli rice. (End of the week, bottom of the fridge medley)</p><p>Fussy teenagers can cook for themselves if they are that fussy. My boy has turned into an excellent cook, and eater.</p><p>This change has tobe for the rest of your life. Do you really want to keeping a secret all that time? That's an awful lot of unnecessary added stress</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="MrsA2, post: 2448495, member: 521715"] So how on earth can you expect them to support you and help you? You need to tell them. Their support and encouragement will be vital as time goes on and you need someone to help you say "no" when tempted. My husband and son have gradually changed what they eat as I have been slowly changing our family meals to low carb. We have separate "goody tins". If they weren't separate and the boys didn't know not to touch mine they would have eaten all my low carb treats, and trust me , there's nothing more scary than a Mum who finds her treats have been eaten. I cope with family meals by adding carbs (rice or potatoes for example) to theirs, but often now they choose not to have carbs. Low carb food can be filling and tasty. Tonight we had a stir fry of bacon and sprouts with garlic served on broccoli rice. (End of the week, bottom of the fridge medley) Fussy teenagers can cook for themselves if they are that fussy. My boy has turned into an excellent cook, and eater. This change has tobe for the rest of your life. Do you really want to keeping a secret all that time? That's an awful lot of unnecessary added stress [/QUOTE]
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