[Lynn22509]

Unfortunately, with both parents working in most families, the large number of single-parent families and the myriad other activities and demands after work, it’s easy for parents to rely on the quick availability of fast food. However, parents must remember that they are our children, and it is our responsibility to take care of them and make the right choices for them until they reach an age when hopefully our guidance will become a good habit and they make the right choices for themselves. My daughter has been taught in kindergarten the difference between anytime foods and sometimes foods, and we try to reinforce that in our home. She doesn’t always like it, but she understands it and will live longer and much healthier, too). Blaming fast-food companies is a copout and a way for parents to deflect blame from themselves. (Although I am considering suing Krispy Kreme because their donuts are too good to be legal and I’m sure I’m under some type of mind control as I pull into their drive-thru.)

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Name : Lynn22509, Gender : F, Race : White/Caucasian, Age : 41, City : Dearborn, State : MI, Country : United States, Social class : Upper middle class, 

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