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		By: Shreyans Chordia		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[I like this delineation. It prompted me to evaluate how I teach my 4 yr old, not to eat meat&#038; eggs.

I see some value for teaching disgust at age 4, to a child living in majority (95%) meat eating population. It&#039;s a good barrier for self control, in the moment, if someone would pressure or say attract my kid to eating palletable food with meat/eggs.

As my kid grows up, I can gradually move to more sophisticated reasons to not eat meat.

Some cons of disgust are - my kid might turn that disgust on her peer kids, who do eat meat. Not fair to those kids. 

How should I resolve this tension regarding teaching through disgust?]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I like this delineation. It prompted me to evaluate how I teach my 4 yr old, not to eat meat&amp; eggs.</p>
<p>I see some value for teaching disgust at age 4, to a child living in majority (95%) meat eating population. It&#8217;s a good barrier for self control, in the moment, if someone would pressure or say attract my kid to eating palletable food with meat/eggs.</p>
<p>As my kid grows up, I can gradually move to more sophisticated reasons to not eat meat.</p>
<p>Some cons of disgust are &#8211; my kid might turn that disgust on her peer kids, who do eat meat. Not fair to those kids. </p>
<p>How should I resolve this tension regarding teaching through disgust?</p>
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