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<blockquote data-quote="TiredSoul" data-source="post: 586521" data-attributes="member: 3930"><p>This site has some good info about food hoarding: <a href="http://toolboxparent.com/PowerTools/Joyce/Hoarding.aspx" target="_blank">http://toolboxparent.com/PowerTools/Joyce/Hoarding.aspx</a></p><p></p><p>"Often food hoarding is directly connected to significant neglect that the child has experienced in consistently having their basic needs for life sustaining food denied or inadequately met. As a result, the child is forced to become prematurely self-reliant in meeting their own basic needs. For example, in a situation where the parent is chemically dependent resulting in inconsistency in providing and having food available, it would be reasonable that when food is available that a child would view this as an opportunity. It would be logical that a survival mentality would be for the child to respond to the availability of food in self-reliant ways which could include over-eating and hoarding food in secretive ways. In neglectful situations, food hoarding is a wise alternative to ongoing food deprivation."</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="TiredSoul, post: 586521, member: 3930"] This site has some good info about food hoarding: [url]http://toolboxparent.com/PowerTools/Joyce/Hoarding.aspx[/url] "Often food hoarding is directly connected to significant neglect that the child has experienced in consistently having their basic needs for life sustaining food denied or inadequately met. As a result, the child is forced to become prematurely self-reliant in meeting their own basic needs. For example, in a situation where the parent is chemically dependent resulting in inconsistency in providing and having food available, it would be reasonable that when food is available that a child would view this as an opportunity. It would be logical that a survival mentality would be for the child to respond to the availability of food in self-reliant ways which could include over-eating and hoarding food in secretive ways. In neglectful situations, food hoarding is a wise alternative to ongoing food deprivation." [/QUOTE]
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