no, they are not. it's a thing people like to believe in, but it's not actually true. toddlers are different sizes and shapes, just like adults. that kid seems really big for a 1-year-old (when I compare him to my son at least), but naturally no one should call him obese. fun fact: there was a study in which people were shown photos of toddlers and asked which one of them looks healthy and has a proper weight. almost all of participants pointed to a kid that was too fat, because we think that this mean health.

He looks like a pretty solid little kid for a one year old, but not fat, just kinda sizable. But I don't see why that should be an issue lol. And every five minutes? Who spends only 5 minutes at a museum? It's just a stupid comment imo.

You're wrong; that child is definitely a bit overweight. Maybe not "obese", but he's on the chubby side. As for the breastfeeding in public debate, use some common sense and common courtesy, especially when the child is a toddler.

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You literally cannot breastfeed a child into obesity. Breastmilk is nutritionally perfect, and the body will only use what it needs.

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I breastfed on demand and my kid is slender as a pixie. She's always been that way too. But always strong and healthy. It's genetics too. Renaissance paintings may've had a great deal of idealization too.

Models are allowed to walk naked in the streets, but as soon as a mother wants to breastfeed her kid(s), it's considered an outrage.