I think there are two issues it's important not to confuse. Junk food diets, junk food addiction etc are very sad and borderline abusive when it's parents feeding their kids nothing but McDonald's (education is part of it - budgeting and cooking skills). But being fat itself is not a crime and the thought that kids shouldn't be 'accepted' (where... in society?) because of their body size is wrong. While it shouldn't be 'celebrated' as such (there doesn't have to be a 'fat pride' movement!), no-one should be demonised either or they could be sent the other way towards eating disorders. Especially the younger they are. Which is awkward, because that's when you still have time to help them make changes. It's like most things today, there needs to be a sensible, sensitive middle ground but instead it's 'obesity is beautiful, bigot'! Or 'you fat waste of life, you are disgusting and should be ashamed' 🙄
