"'Anyway, they don't always have junk food - sometimes I cook a microwave meal for them. My babies are healthy.'"
Not only is this not illegal, but the state directly supports this lifestyle and gives tacit approval by not intervening despite the weekly visit of a 'health visitor'.
Not only is this not illegal, but the state directly supports this lifestyle and gives tacit approval by not intervening despite the weekly visit of a 'health visitor'.
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(p.s. Unrelated to this: Yes, you are awesome parents.)
(Eh. Heck, I pointedly ignored my kid's basic needs just last night, then laughed and opened another beer.)
Part of the larger problem in the UK and here is lack of knowledge - Big Food has spent years and billions convincing us that we are too busy to cook; cooking is too hard; cooking is work - here, buy this pre-made, pre-packaged stuff from us instead! No, it's not as healthy as fresh food that you can cook, but it's convenient! And cheap! A couple generations of this, and folks believe it - cooking IS hard; cooking IS work.
Except it's not...but it's not in Big Food's interest to learn them otherwise. One WOULD think it would be in the interest of the UK gub'mint to starting teaching folks how to self-sustain...and MAKE stoopid folks like this learn by providing clear and understandable incentives: learn to feed your kids right, or no bennies for you.
/soapbox
PS: your icon wins the internets. Bugs Bunny! Bugs Bunny! Rah! Rah! Rah!
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The 24-year-old, who blames her obesity on a thyroid problem, fell pregnant after seeing her then-boyfriend for just four weeks.
Gold. Pure comedy gold. "Fell pregnant"? ROFL!
I guess that must be the laziest way to get pregnant.