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I'll admit it.

I give my daughter dessert with her dinner.

Right smack in the middle, or sometimes it'll be the very first thing that she eats.

She'll gobble up that cookie before she's even touched her broccoli.

But you know what? Then she gobbles up her broccoli, her chicken, her noodles,

her string beans, her tomatoes.

I learned pretty quickly with Sasha that if I insist that dessert comes after the meal,

we will spend the entire meal discussing how many bites exactly she needs to eat

before she gets her special treat.

But if we get dessert out of the way, she eats pretty much all of the healthy stuff.

A lot of people would tell you this is bad, that I'm not giving her proper limits,

that I'm letting her win.

And you know, it's kind of true. I am letting her have her way.

When you go against what most people say you should do with your kid,

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