Our Kids Don't Eat Sugar | Nigerian Parents' House Rules

Our kids don't eat sugar, and every time we say it, someone says "let them enjoy life." Husband and wife, 10-10 Carnivore: why we're strict, what "no sugar" really means in our house, and how it works at daycare, at parties and with the grandmas. We talk about growing up in Nigeria, when ice cream was one Sunday afternoon and "once in a while" really meant once in a while; why it's not about weight or body shaming; fruit vs cookies; sugar addiction (Chips Ahoy and Oreos); the day our son had one sip of juice; matching the daycare menu with almond-flour waffles; and who of us is stricter. This is what works for our family, not medical advice. Talk to your paediatrician. Parents, tell us: sugar in your house, yes or no? Chapters 0:00 Our kids don't eat sugar (highlights) 1:08 Our kids don't eat sugar 1:23 Tim's Day 3 check-in 2:51 Why we're strict 4:17 The fast-food place + PCOS 5:43 “That's how we grew up” 9:23 It's not about weight 10:53 Look younger, Haaland, insulin 13:06 Fruit vs cookies, sugar addiction 16:08 When people give our kids sweets 17:58 One sip of juice 20:28 Sugar-free chocolate + “a bad relationship with food” 23:09 Variety, daycare + eating out 25:40 Swaps: the snack culture 29:41 Swaps: matching the daycare menu 32:39 Who's stricter? 34:53 Open to every opinion + carnivore breaks Tim's 30 kg journey starts here: Day 0    • Day 0: I'm Tired of Yo-Yoing | 257 lb → −3...   No excuses. See you at set ten. #carnivore #nosugar #nigerianparents #parenting #kidsnutrition #healthykids #naija #sugarfree #carnivorediet #1010carnivore