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Old 08-20-07, 12:13 AM   #9 (permalink)
Merle
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11/14/06
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305 lb
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Re: Parents sue Kellogg's for making their kids overweight

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Originally Posted by bigleg13 View Post
yes, but I believe its just the parents fault. Sure they were begged by the kids to buy all of these foods that they lost track of what was happening. If you have no control over your kids then they will have total control of you and get what they want. Parents are supplying food for the children, so why aren't they checking to see if the food i healthy first instead of becoming their kid's doormat. Also it depends on the quantity of the food as well. If the kids had a limit and moderate exercise, then this wouldn't have even occured.
....well mostly. Parents these days are pushovers compared to long ago. I feel parents are mostly to blame, but not fully. Parents can only control so much. I remember as a child sneaking to the corner store to buy things like candy bars and sugar cereal. I know my children when they got older went to places like 7-11 to buy junk food during middle and high school. I do not feel like I could have prevented my kids from eating garbage from stores or from other friends' houses. At that point as a parent, the only way I could forsee keeping our kids from eating bad food 100% of the time would be if the makers never made it in the first place.
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