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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]If you don’t want your kid to have ice cream, pack lunch and don’t fund a school lunch account if your kid won’t follow your rules. [/quote]

Not a solution at all, unfortunately. Kids share food and provide for friends all the time. They also trade for food.

There are kids who only eat ice cream and chips for lunch almost daily and nothing else. [/quote]

You will always have the problem of food sharing and eliminating ice cream won’t eliminate your kid from getting junk. It will just be candy and chips and baked goods.

Like I said, if your child won’t listen to your directives about junk food, the single only thing you can control is whether she buys it. I mean, basically OP wants to solve her parenting problem by eliminating ice cream for all and it’s so ridiculous to think it would matter one single little bit since junk food is everywhere and freely accessible beyond the lunch line. [/quote]
Yes, 20% of children in America are obese (not just overweight) so let’s throw our hands up in the air. Jesus Christ. We have to start serving and eating REAL food to solve this public health crisis. [/quote]

Are kids not eligible to get Ozempic? Maybe making them eligible if they're not would be an easier way to solve this problem?[/quote]

No, currently Ozempic is not approved for those under age 18.  There have been no tests on children under 18, so it is not approved for use.[/quote]

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