Toddler PMS

[Abbey Marie]

I can't imagine having a daughter with this. Could it be from all the hormones in our food?


Puberty at Three: A Little Girl Grows Up Too Fast
Monday, January 14, 2008

Girls usually don't have to worry about going through puberty until they are at least 10 to 13 years old — but, for one English girl, the process started much earlier, according to a report in the Daily Mail.

While her toddler friends enjoyed life's simplest pleasures, Hayley Smith spent her time dealing with menstrual pains.

She also had put up with other realities of puberty including body odor, greasy hair and mood swings.

Her parents, Debbie, 41, and David, 45, were both left baffled by the changes in their daughter's body, and behavior.
...


http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,322475,00.html

[Hagbard Celine]

She probably has progeria or something that makes her age rapidly.

[darin]

Dunno if it helps - but we've stopped buying hormone-helped milk/dairy products and poultry for our kids.

We also don't take any crap from them. Nothing curbs 'pms' like a smack.

:)

[MtnBiker]

What is the prevelance of hormones in our food?

[Psychoblues]

It's a corporate thing, abby, nothing for which you need to be concerned about.




I can't imagine having a daughter with this. Could it be from all the hormones in our food?



http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,322475,00.html

The boys will get used to their tits and small penises and their testicles will probably drop around age 18. The hormones are for pussies. Don't you dig it?