In the last few weeks, on tv we have watched where kids are infuenced by advertisements on tv, and think they have to have it because they seen it. Do you think companies should stop advertising these things, or do you think parents need to step up to the plate, and tell their kids no, when they don't want them to have it. (Example: Kids will eat anything that is wrapped up in a mcdonalds wrap because they see it on tv.) What's your opinion.
What do you think? Advertising?
This is one of the problems of why American kids are overweight and have health issues when they're older. First of all, the companies know exactly who they're marketing to but they will not take responsibility for it. A mother sued McDonalds because they eat there 3 times a day, 7 days a week and her kid is overweight. Companies know its appeal to kids and their peers, but their response is: "No one forced you to eat it." .....which ultimately is true. So, the responsibility for children's health %26amp; welfare falls on the parents. It is basically up to the parents to teach their children about healthy eating by preparing nutritious meals at home. However, most adults are unaware of what is and what is not healthy. It's easier to follow the ads.
Reply:It's the responsibility of the parents to say no. Parents need to actually parent their children - imagine that.
Reply:Companies market to their target audiences; that's how they make money and stay in business. It's the parents' responsibility to instill values and say no.
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