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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]OP here. I don’t want her eating all that crap. I just don’t. So I guess my option is to just say no to her going over there and say the friend can come to our house?[/quote]

Yes. Her family probably grew up poor and this is all they know. I would invite her to your house as much as possible.

Personally, I am really grateful for my friends' parents who did this for me. I was that same little girl, and learned much better habits from my friends' families that I carried into my adult life. [/quote]

Same pp here. Don't listen to these mean people, but realize that you need to have some empathy for the girl and her family.

My parents were way to tired to take hikes or participate in any other activities because they were exhausted from work. So realize their daughter doesn't know any other way unless she sees other people doing it. And her parents probably grew up they way they are parenting, or are too exhausted to do otherwise. [/quote]

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