\t\t\t\tStapleton five year old Kyle Graham is a normal Stapleton child in almost every way. He enjoys playing with his friends, riding his bike, playing with his toys, and watching movies. Like most kids, he also eats a lot of chicken nuggets. A LOT of chicken nuggets. In fact, Kyle has eaten chicken nuggets for 43 days in a row. \u201cI like them,\u201d said Kyle when asked why he eats so many chicken nuggets. \u201cI like catsup, and I like that they are shaped like dinosaurs. They taste good in my belly.\u201d Kyle\u2019s mom Kristen isn\u2019t concerned about her son\u2019s chicken nugget diet. \u201cIt\u2019s not like that\u2019s the only thing he eats at all,\u201d said Kristen. \u201cAnd it\u2019s not like every meal. He has a different breakfast, then nuggets for dinner or lunch. And of course, eats something else the other meal. So, not that big of a deal.\u201d\nNutritionist Dr. Adam Keating agrees. \u201cIt\u2019s really not that big of a deal at this age,\u201d said Keating. \u201cThe bigger issue would be just getting them to be more adventurous and trying different things so they don\u2019t develop it as a serious, long-term habit. It won\u2019t be as healthy as they get older, but for now, it\u2019s not going to destroy his health.\u201d Mom Kristen says she will eventually start weaning him off of them. \u201cPretty soon, we will go down to four days a week, then three and so on.\u201d Kristen says she has no intention of having Kyle go for the record. \u201cI have no idea if there is a record for eating nuggets so many days in a row. Whether there is or not, we won\u2019t be going for it.\u201d\n]]>\t\t<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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