Our Supersized Kids
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Childhood Obesity is a serious epidemic in North America. Nearly a third of our children are overweight or obese,...and the numbers continue to rise.
At younger and younger ages, Doctors are treating children with significant medical complications related to being obese, such as, Type-2 Diabetes, Hypertension, and elevated Cholesterol.
We're at risk of raising supersized kids who may live sicker and die younger than the generation before them.
"Our Supersized Kids" profiles four families whose grade school children are overweight or obese. Each of these families are actively working to help their child turn around an out-of-control weight gain. The documentary highlights their struggles and successes, along with providing helpful tips from Pediatricians.
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How could anyone allow their child to eat FIVE sausage McMuffins for breakfast? HOW???
I'm interested in other things. How can they eat so much at all? It's 1,5 pound of food and 1500 kcal at one time(!), for example, average adult man need 2700 per day.
I'm 24, I weigh 220 pounds and have 3 times/week hard trainings in gym but I can not eat so much at one time.
Evgeniy Litvin Well I used to be about 250+ a couple years ago thank god I lost some of that now I hover at about 180 now. To get to a state of eating 5 sausage mcmuffins for breakfast you need to condition your stomach to eat like that on a daily basis. I used to eat 4 jr. chickens a lrg fries and large drink or like 3 plates of food a the Chinese smorg. I could have eaten more. Now I sometimes get full halfway through the fries and a drink.
I eat one sausage mcmuffin,1 medium hashbrown and a small orange juice
As an update so you know I am actually now a healthy weight of 170 lbs.
That would be over $15 dollars. Way too much to spend.
why is there singing the whole time "la la la la la la la la" shut up I'm trying to here the documentary. is singing gonna make obesity go away.
+invadertak1001 god dammit XD now I start laughing every time I hear that voice going "la la la la"
+invadertak1001 to calm you as learn you will die of obesity
mena3976 I don't know about you, but if I die from anything it sure as sh$t will not be obesity.
jokes a side, I left that comment because the "music" is irritating and distracting. I watch documentaries often and because of this I could not finish the video. and if obese ppl are looking calming comfort they should do something that would better there situation.
invadertak1001
well i didnt really mean you specifically. I just meant the audience. I've seen other documentaries where they try to scare you with ominous music. This seems much more calming by comparison.
ya ahhaha the song doesnt align with the serious situation aahahha the sound effects are awful
5 egg mcmuffins every morning for breakfast? How is this ever normal?
When you are feeding 5 people - LOL!
Kavkaz its america. That's a normal breakfast for them
And the parents didn't realize 🙄
stanfemales only no it's not a lot of people are anorexic 2 or 1 is normal I eat 2 and I'm 82 pounds for 11 a great size and I have a 4 pack lol
Gaming Withjaz I'm sorry, but a normal serving size is 1 McMuffin. I stopped eating that, since it wasn't benefiting my health in any way. I would usually eat 1 before I go to school everyday , but the truth is that Sausage Eg. McMuffins are very high in fat. But I currently drink tea for breakfast, since it's a better alternative.
lets all agree that its 80% of the parent's fault, 15% of their environment, and 5% of the kids fault.
I also think that if you don't have a ton of money ( like me) the healthy food is more expensive and the junk is cheaper so sometimes with limited money you can't get all the healthy stuff
Samantha Mcghee that has been debunked. Healthy is actually cheaper.
@TheBookWorm1718 it's not the schools problem to parent ppls kids. If a teacher points out that a kid is overweight, do you know how much backlash that teacher would get? And imagine if they tell told fat kids they can't buy snacks
@@samanthamcghee1129 same
@@CAPNsaveya it's much cheaper to eat healthy. Eggs don't cost much. Fresh veggies are cheap too. Water is free and it's the only thing anyone should drink. Cheap junk food has no nutrition, so you feel hungry sooner. If you eat a nutritious meal, you not only stay full longer, but you will literally feel better after eating.
Am I the only one who found the background music annoying at times...? 😄 LOOL
No same her
Violet Winchester Yes it's quite Annoying.
It’s awful
Violet Winchester I feel like I’m editing a house in The Sims
It was driving me mad, almost didn't finish the video
omg, the best way to stop kids from eating junk is to stop putting junk in the house.
we don't keep chips, sugary cookies, pop in my house so as a result, I'm forced to eat fruit for snacks and none of us are overweight.
Exactly. My parents didn't buy any of that stuff while I was growing up. If we wanted it, we had to go out and get it ourselves (and of course, especially as younger children we rarely had the money for that). They didn't start buying snacks of that kind until we were in our late teens, and by then we were able to control ourselves and eat responsibly.
Ya
+Barbara Gwen ya
Some people Are allergic to fruit and vegetables though...
Arria Hunt
not all at once..
like if you're allergic to strawberries then don't buy them or put it in the house.
but being allergic to strawberries doesn't mean you're allergic to other fruits like oranges or bananas. There are always healthier options but everyone's kinda lazy and don't want to spend the money.
Childhood Obesity is all on the parents, Parents today give in to their children too easily, When I was growing up you ate what your parents put on the table, Parents also don't make their kids exercise and let them play games all day, Make them go outside and play.
Kevin James true. seeing how other kids my age grew up to become fat loners that stay inside all day i'm really thankful that my parents raised me that way. for me, playing outside was the only option, simply because i only got my first computer at age 12 and i never had a tv.
Kevin James That's so true and I would add grandparents as well ahhh...
i agree but you have to realize there are also families who can't afford the healthy foods! also where you live
I have a 2 year old and would love to feed her fruits and veggies but realistically I can't afford that. and I wish I could afford to live in a better neighborhood so My daughter could go outside and play but I live in a cheap community that's not safe for kids to just go out and play
Queen Mia In reality though Mia you have to fight to have your child be healthy; it is tough to feed them the right way and not easy to do, but you have to fight to do so :). I hope the best for you and your child - btw I am just curious, but are you a single mom?
***** honesty freezer foods and junk food its cheaper than healthy food
Most painful soundtrack ever.....
Lalallaalalalallalalaa
Major props to that mother who learned to change her love language for her children. Feeding your child is a common way that mothers show their love and this isn't necessarily a problem. However, the portions and types of foods offered determine whether it's healthy or harmful. It takes a lot of strength to acknowledge that your actions are a contributing factor. She's very inspirational.
Starving the kids aren't the answer either... A good healthy balanced meal is needed.
War Machine And a reduced caloric intake!
Not one person in this documentary recommended starving your kid.
Your probably obese
Of course, but I don't think this video advocates starvation. If anything they need to gradually reduce calories. I thought this show advocates nutritional education. I recently learned how many calories I actually need to live. And the best thing its taught in this series is portion distortion, and the contents in the crappy food.
@Flynn Harrison and weekly visits to the Heart Attack Grill
They really need to differentiate between type 1 and type 2 diabetes so people don't get confused.
I'm a type one diabetic, have been since 18 months old, and this is one of the things that annoys me so much, its not hard to differenciate them in documentaries, as one is incurable (type 1) and the other can be prevented and if gotten can be reversed.
IKR they acting like Diabetes is a death sentence. I’m Type 2 and I manage and still live a happy, full life. Doesn’t stop me from enjoying myself
@@agarcia3986 I mean it's not a death sentence but it isn't good at all.
I'm single, living alone, 22, childless,and a healthy weight. Why am I watching this?
TheBookWorm1718 that's so true. Learning is fundamental
Im single 16 childless cant even vote yet and a healthy weight so im basically asking the same thing as you
lol, to reconfirm that you have made right decisions in your life 😅
I've had friends laugh at what I eat or look in disgust at what I eat. They ask me, how do I eat it? Well, my tastebuds have adapted to eating clean foods. I am also not eating for myself at the moment, but for myself in 50 years. I think everyone is so blindsided by the HUGE benefits of a healthy diet because of cost and convenience of fast food, but if you really take the time to meal prep you should be good and save money along the way.
Yes! I have the same problem! I eat clean and mostly shop around the outside of the grocery store. It is so much cheaper than eating out or eating poorly. Some people question MY diet while they are eating at KFC every week and I'm like that's cool I'll just live a more healthy existence. I also work out 5 times a week so I know people "scold" me for that too haha. Their loss
reredrummer123 i suffer a lot :(
Good for you! I'd probably be disgusted with what they eat--makes me sick to see someone chowing on fatty, greasy Macca's or KFC. Also, fat people's idea of "salad" is a few vegetables slathered with dressing, croutons, and fake bacon bits. You are the winner.
I used to hate veggies. Now I crave them with all my meals. Riced Cauliflower is delicious.
Yeah I mean their choice. But I just want to know exactly what I'm putting into my body and if it's benefiting me to eat it.
It's ironic that they tell us not to watch too much tv and what not, but we're here watching these types of documentarys and watching like 1-2 hours of these, who agrees
I guess what it means is: many ppl are eating in front of the TV and therefor cannot concentrate on the food, so it would be better to turn the TV off and sit at the table as a family and eat
Thats why its important to eat fruits and vegstables.
And work out
if you can afford it
Cath T kinda agree things aren't always that simple if it was everyone would be in shape
Hahaha fuck No
+Queen Mia Moving is free.
It's amazing to me how little we humans really need to eat. We can survive and be healthy on a very small amount of food. Nutrients are needed in minute quantities but we need a large variety of them.
David Crandall i think it depends on the individual and genetic makeup , lifestyle age and background not people are equal when it comes to the needed amount of nutrients
I learned this in my 30s... now i eat 3-4 small meals a day... except days where I exercise heavily (or days after when my metabolism is still high). Honestly finding a friend or a partner that you can share meals with is a blessing.
This makes me feel sad, as a 17 year old male who used to be obese as a kid, I understand first hand what it feels like to be overweight. You have an inhibited sense of self esteem, and it prevents you from being outgoing. I hope this epidemic will come to a halt soon.
It will never it will keep rising and rising
"I always thought that he was big boned" OK ERIC CARTMAN'S MOM
Parents need to STOP making excuses for their obese children: "Ohh they're big boned.." "Well, he doesn't eat cake ALL the time.." GET A GRIP and start being honest. It's not difficult: Eat less, move more. I don't see how that is so hard!!
Yes! If it's not that hard...HOP TO IT!! GO! GO! GO!
And serve your food on smaller plates. Portion control is a biggie.
Miriam Bucholtz that’s true, but also eating a good amount of food is needed to maintain and gain muscle mass and grow. It’s when they exceed the 1500-2200 calorie per day limit where it becomes an issue. Portioning isn’t an issue if they would stick to limits and those limits on food still have to fit into the reason of not pigging out on shit in those calorie barriers. I think exercise is the biggest part of being healthy, and overall physical fitness
absolutely agree Sarah Andrews....parents need to he jailed
Parents are the first ones that need to be educated.
SUPERSIZED CHILDREN: WHAT CAN WE POSSIBLY DO????????
WELL, DEAR MOM, DID YOU EVER THINK ABOUT STOP FEEDING THEM LIKE PIGS?????????????????
😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁
How old are you?
@@PinkGoldAbby why u wanna know?
@@endthepain5557
Dunno. Most kids type in all caps.
Um.
There's no such thing as BIG BONED
kitty Katt i know right
Yes, people can be big-boned. In its correct sense, the term refers to frame size: m.huffpost.com/us/entry/6075706
I’m small-boned and at the low end of normal weight, while my husband is big-boned and at the low end of normal weight.
Yes there is. I'm slightly big boned, but it's only really noticeable in my hips, but a lot of people aren't that lucky.
Yes, there actually is The body has a broader frame It is no excuse for obesity however The body can stay very fit but the body will never be petite It is a fact but used often as an excuse
Actually all bone has a different density and size. So yes.. the term big boned can be possible. Otherwise we would all have the same size hips, same broadness in the shoulders etc etc.. what a very small minded comment
My mother is obese and my entire life, starting at 6 would bully me mercilessly for being skinny. I have always been and still continue to be the skinniest girl in class and I'll be starting college this fall. The only person I ever remember being skinnier than me throughout all of school was an anorexic girl in 10th grade. The constant barrage of "you eat like a bird" "that's rabbit food" "why do you work out, you're already skinny" was pathetic. These same people and parents think they're justified and they're not, they're killing themselves and their children. My mother also had a son (my half brother) who is 3 now and he gets frozen pot pies, lolli's, and chips for dinner. He was BORN fat because my mother is so fucking horrible to her body and everyone around her in general. You would think she would have learned something when she developed diabetes woke pregnant with him. I can only hope she dies before too much damage is done to that poor baby.
TheChickenRiceBowl I had the opposite growing up. My mom always told me I was fat and to this day (I'm 46 now), still does. I have to question why if she called me fat, why she continued to bake cakes and pies all the time and took me to McDonalds for cheeseburgers, fries and shakes regularly. Clearly, I still struggle with my weight but after seeing this, I wish things were done differently when I was growing up.
MsSassyMT They just don't want to be alone. Those mothers just don't want to be the only fat one in the house so they fatten up their little girls and boys and then project all of their insecurities onto her. In my eyes they are too pathetic.
***** Because I proved you wrong on the internet? How old are you?
***** By the way you might want to stop before you get doxxed. And also it's *bitch* not "beatch".
***** With what evidence hm?
9:38 "I don't know what I'm doing wrong" * brings out big plate of tacos and pitcher of sugary drink *
I was thinking to the person talking in the video *arent you all overweight not just him lol*
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feed him with fruits, lots of veggies, lean meat.. cook at home (and i don´t call heat up canned food as cooking). eat in smaller portions.
then you have better chance to stay slim. easy peasy
And walk at least 30 minutes per day.
flyingvigil you're not considering the fact that it may be emotionally hard to lose weight and that simply eating more fruit and veg will not solve the whole issue, though it may help. Also, lots of parents are unaware that their children are overweight or obese and even though they home cook because they don't know how much to give their children as assume kids will finish eating when they are full, though this tends not to happen. What parents should do is gradually stop buying things like crisps/chips, sweets/candy and processed meals and have way less takeaways or meals out and their kids will naturally follow. Also, they should stop buying fizzy drinks. If their kids want fizzy stuff, give them carbonated water. Easy. In addition, families should add more expertise into their routines. For example, kids go to a fun dance club on weekdays and swimming with parents on Sunday, etc. If parents for some reason can't take children to classes, the kids can do stuff at home or in the garden or the adults can buy a trampoline and each child does 30 mins a day. Parents could get healthy cook books and get the kids involved in cooking to tempt them to eat it and get to know healthy foods so as adults they can cook well themselves. Also, everyone should eat on small plates and not have seconds. If after 20-30 minutes they are still hungry give them a piece of fruit. Maybe have Sunday as a treat day and have a scoop of ice cream with strawberries for dessert and once a month a takeaway or eating out. See, it's not as simple as 'just eat fruit and vegetables'. There is much more to it.
Obviously, it's the parents choice as to how much they personally weigh, but their children have little control over their own weight so it is the duty of a parent to keep their children at a healthy weight. I hope you see there are several factors to losing weight effectively and safely now.
I agree! When I was a child in the 70's and 80's, we had lunches to beat the band! We had oil-fried chicken, yeast rolls with real butter pats, and mashed potatoes with gravy at least once per week. However, unlike today, we had 45-60 minutes of recess and we romped and played the entire time-running, climbing, etc.. Maybe one child out of 120 in a grade level then was heavier than he/she should be. Nowadays, thanks to the demand to hold teachers and students accountable to an ever-increasing "bar" of testing, recess periods have shrunk to 10-15 minutes per day. Despite the Auschwitz-sized portions of virtually non-caloric foods that Michelle Obama has shoved down our throats, many children are overweight. Leaving school hungry at the end of the day, many are gorging on candy bars and chips to make up for the dearth of calories they are suffering during the day. I NEVER recall being even the least bit hungry at the end of the school day, yet children today are-and kindergarteners are trashing food left and right that won't fit in their bellies and my fifth grade boys are famished-they all get the same portion-a ridiculous policy.
+flyingvigil
Scientifically seen your advise is not so great.
Today they DO have 45-60min of recess. I'm a 21st century child, and in my primary school EVERYONE was running and climbing. There was barely 1 of the 600 kids who wasn't running around. Although there are many more obese children then before, this is still a stereotype.
(Maybe this is because I'm in Australia, but I don't know)
Anna’s mother is concerned for her daughter, which is great. But why does she not seem concerned for her own obesity? It is obvious mom bears responsibility for Anna’s being overweight.
The music in the video makes it hard to hear what they are saying and is annoying even if I can read the subtitles.
Excellent educational video! But as an european I'm really devastated how they served their kids crap like nachos and chips and MCMuffins for breakfast. I'm glad they learned about food now. Healthy kids are happy kids!
happy when healthy, yes. Not being able to eat fast food.. well- 🥲
Don’t be like me, I was diagnosed with type 2 diabetes when I was 13, my family has a history of diabetes but it was mainly from what I was eating, I ate really bad. I didn’t really think about being healthy, at this time I lost a lot of weight out of nowhere so I thought I was fine, but I wasn’t. Please be more conscious of what you are eating, I don’t want people to get this disease, it’s awful... I can’t even eat a apple without getting a headache...
I had a science teacher in 7th grade tell us that most of the time kids grow up into the opposite body shape than they have as a child. As much as I'd like to say these people didn't influence me as I grew...I still remember her words. I even remember what she was wearing. Misinformation makes a huge difference.
That's nonsense!
I remember when I was 10 I was 4'10" and weighed 115lbs. So I was about 20 to 30lbs overweight. The people who would make the most overweight references? My family. We'd be eating dinner for instance, and whenever I'd comment that I liked a certain food, my older brother would say something like "That's the most fattening thing on the table" or "Oooh carbs" sarcastically. My aunt even laughed at me once when I said I wanted some chicken skin when we had fried chicken one night. I didn't know that was the most fattening part. I didn't know anything about fat, calories, carbs, etc. For instance I thought you could drink all the orange juice you wanted because it was technically a fruit (or came from one). I didn't know it had extra sugar. I didn't even know sugar turned to fat f you didn't burn it off. I didn't have that knowledge, and my family was judging me like I was gonna be overweight the rest of my life. Once I turned 12 I hit puberty and slimmed out. I'm modeling for a Seattle company now. But boy I have some bad memories that still piss me off to this day about my weight and my family making rude remarks.
So really they were making fun of themselves because instead of having the sense to educate their child they laughed at you for not knowing something that they had the most responsibility in teaching you at the time? They sound like quite the intelligent lot.
Your family sucks. But I grew up fat with my mother and sister being thin. my mother would point at my body and say eww look at those fat rolls.
Me and my sister was always ok, she nevwr made fun of me. My mother and i had a falling out but i forgave her and now we are good friends. I suffer from a bit of body dysmorphia though. I apparently see myself as bigger than i actaully am and i think that stems from my mother, but i have a great support system with my bf and friends so ill eventually conquer it. Nothing wrong with being healthy though...
Jerish Shermaine That's good. My mother would always call me anorexic and such, even at 6 so I know how you feel. I never forgave her or have spoken to her since but she's also a diagnosed narcissist and has BPD so there's really no need to.
TheChickenRiceBowl wow....im sorry about that dude. That really sucks. :( i hope things...get beyyer in the future for her...
Me: wow, this is really serious. *takes bite of brownie*
My mom is a dietitian so I guess I lucked out as far as growing up healthy and hearing healthy eating and living habits. In fact I am so grateful for it. She never berated us if we wanted to eat less than healthy but she did always have the healthy foods available and taught us how to calorie count and stay healthy.
anna is such a sweet girl she does not even look obese just chubby
We can turn this around!
Not really
@@angrygrouse4989 yes we can
When I was younger I was always taught that the more colorful your plate the better... and I was never allowed to have desert with out eating my vegetables, it has really shaped my eating habits for the future.
I'm done with people blaming parents for this (childhood) obesity epidemic. Food deserts are very prevalent in Black, Latino, and especially Native American communities (as well as plenty of low-income white communities). All they have access to is liquor stores, gas stations, and fast food chains at every corner. Not a grocery store for at least five miles in their radius. Note the fact that so many of these people don't have cars and rely on public transportation (if even a thing) to travel. So an enforced sedentary lifestyle plus junk food for miles equals a promising future for obesity-related health issues, and this is not a result of personal choices. It is a deliberate agenda by the government to marginalize and oppress low-income & majority-minority communities with poor nutrition and little way to escape it. How can we judge parents who have next to no option to save the health of them and their families?
It's also the parent's fault for being too lazy to cook and kept their kids inside due to their overprotective nature, but I get where are u coming from
I agree! That is one thing people don't realize. When you check statistics, obesity is most prevalent in poor neighborhoods around the country. Sure, the poor may be less educated on nutrition, but even if they want to change, so many are working more than one job, so they can't easily quit to free up time to cook healthy meals unless they want to make them outside where they'd be if they get evicted.
And even with all of that, when someone who is obese who lives in those poor neighborhoods finally do want to exercise personal responsibility over their weight, when you live in an area with no grocery store for miles, no parks, and not wanting to risk walking in a poor area that may have a lot of crime, it becomes challenging, if not down right impossible. This is why poor neighborhoods need to have accessibility to healthy options for those who want to partake in it.
Not to mention that healthier foods cost more. I don't give a damn what anyone will say that it's not true and blah blah blah. It is. Buying healthy foods means buying single ingredients, and that cost adds up. But more process foods are already assembled and cheap. Why buy pepperoni, onions, olives, mushrooms, flour, eggs, cheese, sauce, etc to make your own pizza at home when you can buy an already assembled pizza with all the ingredients already there for $5 or $6 dollars? Poor people are going to go with what they're income and/or time will allow.
@@tarag7292 excuses, excuses, excuses.
@@rayy__7630 Yeah they are excuses to judgemental pieces of crap like you, but to people that are in that situation it is reality. Process and junk foods tend to be cheaper. No one cares if you think they're "excuses" or not.
@jyoti Kumar A 5 dollar pizza is not expensive. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
If you don't want your kids overweight, dont feed them unhealthy food. It's as simple as that.
What if we only ate at home, what we purchased at the supermarket, that didn't come in a package? What would that look like?
Our shopping cart would have in it fresh chicken, fish, pork, beef. It would have in it raw onions, carrots, peppers, tomatoes, celery, zucchini, corn, green beans, broccoli, sweet potatoes, apples, oranges, grapes, bananas. That would leave out much fat, sugar, sodium and artificial ingredients, and every week the garbage can would be half-full.
If we have to peel potatoes, slice and fry and wait for them to be done, we would eat them less often. That's the idea. We would not be uttering the words "supersize it".
If instead of opening up a frozen burrito package and pop it in the microwave, if we made a sandwich instead, we would have to bring out sliced bread, mustard, mayo, layer in the lunchmeat, cheese, lettuce, tomato, pickle, put everything away and then finally eat it. Our eating experience would be quite different!!
I think those parents buying the 5 mcmuffins for their child on the way to school everyday is child abuse. Not only that its really stupid, Who the fuck is buying that many fast food sandwiches a day? Disgusting!
yes
that music is SO ANNOYING!!!!!
Kids should be kept drastically away from fast foods, junk food and sweets. No exceptions. No excuses. Not ever
fishyman 908 very much not impossible, even if they are there just don't go to them.
@@Broadwaybutterfly21 I agree, this person you are talking to is a liar, i literally haven't eaten fast food in years, and i live in Texas one of the fattest states in the US which means there's TONS of fast food restaurants around me and it doesn't force me to want to eat that crap.
I workout I’m a kid and I eat fast food sometimes there should be exceptions like if the kid has a fast metabolism
I blame the parents!
You buy the food.
You allow them to snack all day,
You allow them to go to there room shut the door not knowing they feeding there face with junk,if you don't no your child is sneaking food to his or her room then clearly you have to much or just don't pay interest.
I taught for 44 years and while I think high sugar and fat foods are definitely a factor, the elimination of recess from schools has been a major factor as well. In public school high-stakes testing put a lot of pressure on the schools to increase academic time. There were also many ridiculous lawsuits from parents whose children were injured on the playground. While the vast majority of the lawsuits are dismissed, the schools must still pay to defend them. After 33 years in the public schools, I went to a private boys school. Those boys were given the freedom to play and play hard every day and in the 11 years there I could count on one hand the number of boys who were even remotely pudgy and none who were obese. In public school obesity was everywhere and we had to start having a resident school nurse due to the number of Type II diabetics among the student population.
It's so great to see the narrative starting to change as we learn it's not calories in/calories out and genetics/outside factors aside, it's almost all processed foods and sugar.
In this they talk still talk about the fat in hamburgers. We now know that's not bad for us.
I'm eating a chocolate bar watching this
+Anna Skoglund For shame.
Hahaha, nice ;-)
+Anna Skoglund rebel I like dat!
PHAN
Same
Can people have fewer kids..say 2 max. It will help parents focus more on children,cook healthy and watch what they eat
i think that main thing they’re missing in this lesson is exercise, you can eat whatever you want if you just exercise it off, they covered a little bit, but i feel like they over exaggerated eating unhealthy and becoming overweight or obese
I agree as a thin girl who eats all sorts of culinary
forks over knives
Honestly I'm not angry at the Latino mother, she does at least seem to care
How are parents so stupid? Fruit, Veg, protein, wholegrains and pulses. Kids are not getting enough. Cut the crap sodas, crisps, chocolate, chicken nuggets and chips and all the processed crap. Kids shouldn't be watching TV or playing video games for more than 2 hours a day anyway!
***** That is true but you don't have to be outside to exercise. A lot of children's channels like CN, Disney, Nickelodeon, PBS., etc. have known for years that parents use their shows as a baby sitting service. So they've tried to add exercise segments of "stomp with the Mickey!" and "Help us by waving your hands and jumping!" in but do you think those types of parents are going to let their child jump around the house? No, they won't, because they're lazy and put as little effort into their "parenting" as possible. Kids with fat parents are generally doomed from the start.
***** "Retarded programming". What are you talking about?
***** Liberals are the reason "killed" and "dead" are no longer allowed in children's cartoons. And in America (not sure if you live here) exercise and veggies and being fit are looked down upon. I know, just bare with me. Being strong and capable are something people (myself included) are often made fun of. I was bullied in school for being skinny and fit. Gym was absolutely my favorite class and I was glared at by so many of the fat girls. I had no issues changing in front of others and admittedly would laugh at the girls that would change in the bathrooms. Being "strong and healthy" is not something you brag about in America unless you have the balls to call all of the fatties harassing you out of jealousy out on their bullshit.
I used to cry to my mother because I felt fat and I wanted to lose weight. She was very understanding but she still bought junk food. It was difficult to control temptations so I didn't lose any weight.
*IF YOU WANT TO HELP YOUR CHILD LOSE WEIGHT TO GET TO A HEALTHY WEIGHT, STOP BEING AN ENABLER.*
I’m here to live a good life.
Not a long one.
I can’t concentrate on this with the background music. Very distracting
When my girl was young, I taught her how to eat healthy. Snacks like crisps and chocolate, and desserts like ice cream and cakes were only for in weekends. I gave her plenty of fruits as snacks and no sugary drink at home.
The chick on the lefts push-ups at 18:54😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
When they talked about race they left out Asians. I'm curious what their stats are. I have seen heavy Asian kids but it's less common. I wish they were included in these stats so that we can learn from them.
Asians are always normal, because thier parents have control and they don't eat fatty food
@@sxpreme-2960 With fast food invading Asia, people are starting to pork out there, also. While obesity in Asia was almost not heard of a few decades ago, now it's becoming a problem there, too, along with diabetes, heart disease and all of it. Where there is fast food and junk food, there is a problem, anywhere in the world, especially when it's on every corner.
It’s literally a continent of needle people compared to North America
Being an Asian American my self there are a lot of overweight children in the community. Many of the Asian (Especially Indian foods) are very time consuming and oily. I wish they considered more races here
If you kid's stomach is hanging over their pants guess what they are overweight. I saw baby in a stroller. The child couldn't be more than a year old. The poor kid's feet were so fat and swollen that I kno there is no way that it's gonna walk anytime soon. Even moving around in the stroller The baby was grunting. The mother looked really obese too so I guess if you can't tell you fat how are you gonna kno if your kids are fat too. smh
its doesnt take a Genius to loose wieght, these parent are like " My child is fat what on earth can I do??" Is it that hard to stop feeding children like pigs and run around a bit?
Nancy Huber It is that easy, he needed was motivation, and encouragement and make the exercise fun
Nancy Huber No its not it legit is that easy. You just need to stop paying attention to all the negative and keep track on the fun. Time will pass by and there WILL be progress but because you'll always be with him you won't really notice but trust me, others will
I’m so sorry we all can’t be friggen a skinny legend jeezzzsss
Can the comments stop being so preachy about what parents should/ should not do? I mean, they took this health program for a reason. 😒
18:51 that girl on the left had me dying, good effort though lol
I'll admit that I don't have the healthiest diet in the world, but at least I'm exercising. I go to the gym with my parents and I ride horseback (there's actually a decent amount of exercise that comes with being in the saddle, although I wouldn't say it contributes too greatly to weight loss). If it's nice outside, I go for evening walks with my mom, or if it's not, sometimes we'll go walk around a store for half an hour. It does a world of good.
I have the worst toothache.
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Feel better.
Get well soon
Is the narrator the guy from Honest Trailers?
No
For dinner every night my mom makes healthy food, protein, vegetables. I don’t snack unless I’m hungry.
Ppl if u are to lazy or to busy to cook for your loss don't have kids.
I feel bad for people, people shouldn't go through that, I'm skinny but I don't like to see overweighted people. It makes me feel sad.
This is such a fantastic video. I wish more parents could see this and make family life-style changes.
I hate when parents are shocked when they're kids are obese, and they call them "big" instead of telling the truth of being fat.
1) Proper Diet 2) Exercise. You're welcome.
So, a normal BMI displays 85% of the people and 1/3 is overweight. How is that possible?
I know im 7 years late but 85th percentile not 85%
Doctors becomes so happy when they see over weight children because they know they have lifetime customers
So glad I do exercise everyday. Really makes a difference.
Habits start at home with the parents. Over weight children tend to have obese or overweight parents. They learn by example and the parent is responsible for what the child puts into their mouth.
Honestly, having an older sibling can help you do much with your weight. When I was about 8, my sister would call me "Chubby Meatball" and so would her friends. She gave me the motivation to lose weight. Looking back now, I was honestly overweight. Now, I'm 5'4 feet, 12 years old, weighting in at 118. I know it's not the best weight, but I know I only have to lose about 3-8 more pounds to have a good weight.
Jemma Lemon your weight is perfectly fine youre 12 years old you literally have so many years to grow
You have a healthy weight!
It's not just about weight. Muscle is heavier than fat. You can worry about losing weight when you're obese, but if you're still growing you should worry about fitness. It's better to aim for fitness than to aim for losing weight. Fitness implies health, there are unhealthy ways to lose weight.
My Older brother called me a fat pig… all the time. Reality was when he was 12 and I was ten I was a full head taller. He was insecure. Then Mom put me on a diet at 11 since I was already taller than her. Can’t find any pictures of me fat. Don’t let people mess with your head.
After seeing this video I realized I will change my lifestyle and for all you people out there who are still young do not be overweight I hope you realize to also change your lifestyle:-) :-D :-) :-D
Did you change your life style? :D
I'm glad that in our country we have supermarkets which sell a pack of carrots as a snack (it's named Pepík Mrkvička a jeho zdravá svačinka which means Joseph Carrot and his healthy snack). 😀 I know it would be better without a plastic bag but it tells kids to eat carrots instead of sweets. ☺️
I stay in my room all day
I am an introvert
I eat extremely unhealthily
I have very low self esteem
I have no confidence
I don't exercise
I'm not healthy
I am fat
But I'm happy
And that's all that matters..
R-right?
Yeah Gwen. Stick with that. Lowered expectations are not such a bad thing.
who else grabbed some junk food as you where watching this lol
That background music is so annoying! How can anyone take this serious if there's silly music playing all the time?
Me doing my bmi thing. “Shit I’m overweight”. Me gets the ice cream out of my hand and don’t eat for a week. Then I’m healthy yay
lol eating pizza rolls while watching this
We watched this at school in health class
The problem is the stupid health and safety laws. When I was a kid we were aloud Swiss Army Knives to cut branches off of trees and make small huts (dens we called them) now you can't do anything
Like that in case you get a scraped knee or a scratch on the arm. That's the problem they can't go outside because it's not fun anymore, you can't do anything!
Allowing your child to have McDonald's for breakfast is child abuse. Period.
Allowing your child to have McDonald's at all is abuse.
+Kenny McCormick I wouldn't be that drastic. When I was a kid, I would go with my parents to MD usually once/twice a year - and it was like a celebration. Moderation was the key, and as I grew older I never had the urge of binge-eating MD crap food. On the other hand, those friends of mine who where prohibited from enjoying occasional junk food turned out to look at it as a revenge token, or a way to express rebellion against their parents.
Simple answer to this problem is to eat a whole foods plant based diet. We are eating refined foods our body wasn't designed to digest. Eating a whole foods plant based diet will make you feel strong and great. I have tried it and I have improved on my running time and have been able to run longer. I have even changed my mom as well. She is starting to lose weight and get off her intestinal meds. We don't need to worry about portions when eating a plant based diet. I eat a crap ton and I am lean. Only sad thing is I am underweight currently I am recovering from ed. Let me add the fat you eat is the fat you wear. Animal products, every single one is bad for you, and will clog your arteries.
Hello fruitbat 😊😊
Alana Haggar Aye!
I'm vegan too 🌿👊🏻!! Big portions are the bomb when you're plant based 😍
***** ED means eating disorder it could cause you to randomly binge, or if you were like me count every single calorie which I strictly consumed 1000 everyday while I needed 3,000 just to perform vigorous runs. After finding veganism my muscles are starting to rebuild.
+Danny vuong vegan buddy yo ! CARB THE F*** UP YO!
"A visit to the dr confirmed her fears...Anna was overweight..."
Well I never.
Hahaha what is up with the music in this?!?!
Please stop throwing around the term "Diabetes" there's a difference between Type 1 and Type 2 diabetes and while I don't get offended by the term diabetes since I have Type 1, it's wrongly teaching and poisoning the word diabetes.
My little sister is 11 years old, I have moved out. My family eat super unhealthy, my little sister always eats oreos and I talked with my mom about it and she said, " You didn't get fat, you don't have diabetes. Let me do my job, you are super skinny " she though I was talking about me but I just did not want to call my sister overweight because I don't want to hurt her. How can I talk about this with my mom? She doesn't see what she is doing wrong..
Get a doctor to her
tell her you don't have to be fat to get diabetes you can be skinny and have diabetes the damage gets done inside the body which may not be visible to the human eye or just show her this video
it's your choice hurt your sister and make her healthy and help her
ore not hurt her and make her problem bigger and she will mabey die young if it gets worse
Saying someone is fat and that they need to lose weight hurts anyone, it is just like skinny shaming saying " men like meat, not bones " and asking me to eat more. It hurts even if you lose all that weight will you always have that fat image in your head, it can also turn into something bad like eating disorders. I would rather encourage her to work out and eat healthy, not calling her fat and say thst she should lose alot of weight. There is solutions that is not going to destroy her self-esteem and I would rather help her that way..
It's about a healthy diet. Me personally eat a lot of fruits and vegetables and look that I don't eat too much carbs. I'm vegetarian, but if you're not it's good to eat lean meat and chicken, turkey, fish. Portion size is also very important. I often ask myself while I'm eating: am I full? Or do I just want to continue eating because it tastes good?
It's about conscious eating, about what you put into your body.
This is so preventable. Parents and children should get nutrition lessons. Just don't feed your kids crap end of. Fruit/veg no bloody fast food, it's not rocket science. And get their arse out doing some activities.
I'm 139 pounds, 5'2", and I'm considered a few pounds overweight. Every day, I'm drinking water, eating lots of fruits and vegetables, and exercising. Occasionally I might have a few sweets, but recently I've been very hesitant on even that. I have very poor body image and portray myself as fat, and it's really wrecked my confidence, at school and at home. It's stressful and I don't know what to do about it - I just want to be skinny so bad.
I understand where you are coming from
Don't eat fruits (alot of sugar in fruits), only drink when you're thirsty, eat vegetables + meat and little carbs, and there you go, fastest way to lose weight.
i'm 21 and i found this so educational i took down notes for myself :D
This is such a great video!!! I only wish the title of the video was changed to something more sympathetic such as "How to Raise Healthy Children," because I could see some people refusing to watch it, due to the title.
3:57 The expert on obesity is herself obese . Lol🤣🤣🤣
Yes, you can "fix"and "go back" when you have diabetes. It comes through serious nourishment, diet, exercise, and lifestyle. Grain elimination, as well.
you are a silly boy. grains causing diabetes? you should look up The Rice Diet.
www.drmcdougall.com/2013/12/31/walter-kempner-md-founder-of-the-rice-diet/
people pretty much living off pure sugar reversing severe diabetes.
You can tell me it's our fault why we are obese when you explain why a salad is $7 and a burger is $1
Easy fix; buy the vegetables and make the salad yourself. Also, it can be more expensive to eat organic, but honestly we need to see that in light of the fact that we eat too much anyways. Smaller portions and healthier food goes a super long way in changing our body and brain health.
We can also eat less often in a day. We don't need three square meals a day. The food industry has been pushing us to eat bigger portions, more meals, and more junk for a long time. The majority of the American food industry's goal is profit, money and, you guessed it, wealth. That's all it cares about😂 we need to eat less, eat better, and eat less often if we want to be healthy.
Karlie that’s a myth. Groceries cost a lot less than fast food almost 99% of the time
@@Ioannikios174 Well what do you want Taco Bell to do with their "Fourth Meal"? It's an institution by now!
The music makes it so hard to watch the video
not the eyebrows😳🖐