If they are getting fed too much at a young age then that child is going to grow up to be obese and instead of just eating alot they will be addicted to eating, they will end up not being able to live life the way average sized people do. What is fair about teaching a child that eating too much is good and then later in life they start getting harrassed and not being able to do the activities others are doing because of their weight?
I think that social sevices should have the right to give them a warning (or two warnings) if they find out a parent or parents are feeding their child too much and that the parents have to make sure the child looses weight and if the child hasn't lost a certain amount of weight then the child should be taken away from them.
It's harsh for the parents if the child is taken away but it's even more harsh for the child that would have to grow up isolated from other people due to them being obese.
Do you think social services should get involved when children are....
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If they are getting fed too much at a young age then that child is going to grow up to be obese and instead of just eating alot they will be addicted to eating, they will end up not being able to live life the way average sized people do. What is fair about teaching a child that eating too much is good and then later in life they start getting harrassed and not being able to do the activities others are doing because of their weight?
I think that social sevices should have the right to give them a warning (or two warnings) if they find out a parent or parents are feeding their child too much and that the parents have to make sure the child looses weight and if the child hasn't lost a certain amount of weight then the child should be taken away from them.
It's harsh for the parents if the child is taken away but it's even more harsh for the child that would have to grow up isolated from other people due to them being obese.