Nicole Lapin

Like, why do mothers want to eat their babies?

It's the smell of the baby.

I want to just like gnaw on her fat leg.

It's mostly her fat leg, her fat arm too.

Like I just like, I truly, why do mothers want to bite on their children?

What's the number for child protective services?

Well, I thought our daughter was getting too skinny because the leg fat rolls were disappearing much from my sugar.

And so I was like, we need to, we need to fatten her up.

Stop her lack of food.

She takes her height after her father, thankfully.

She's lengthening out.

And the pediatrician was like, her parents don't have fat rolls on their legs.

It's like, fine that she doesn't.

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