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Have you seen the new ads targeting parents of children who are obese? They are very bold. I am not sure what I think about them. I know they must be offensive to some people. But I also know they will catch parents' attention. The ads are on-line and being shown on television stations in Georgia because they were created by the Georgia Children's Health Alliance.
Here is one of the pictures from the Strong4Life website--where you can also see the video HERE.
I am curious to see whether it's effective at curbing childhood obesity. It's certainly different.
According to CNN, The Obesity Action Committee wrote a strong statement against the bold campaign for fear of obese kids getting tormented even more.
-NewsAnchorMom Jen
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Wednesday, January 4, 2012
WOW! Have you seen the new childhood obesity ads?
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A few of them may be offensive but some parents really neglect their children in a way that they don't spend as much time with them as they could and this can finally lead to obesity or even more serious emotional problems. Today's parents simply don't realize that children need to interact and cooperate with others in order to develop healthy relationships later in life. That's why I visited as many baby-centers in Toronto as possible when my children were born. I discovered a number of funny ways to build a strong relationship and I always try to spend as much of my free time as possible with them to avoid similar problems in their adolescence.
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