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Are schools overstepping their jurisdictions? I know children can be picky eaters. I used to be as well. So this is rather concerning.

Excerpt: Across the cup of Pringles, it read: “Please help us make healthy choices at school.”

The mum was left outraged by the comment and slammed the teachers for ‘snack-shaming’ her son.

Source: https://igvofficial.com/tiktok-pringle-gate-mum-pulls-child-school-over-lunchbox-note/

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[–] [email protected] 19 points 1 year ago (5 children)

Clear overstep. What a parent gives their child to take to school to eat is their business. If the child is eating school lunches then that’s another thing. Teacher has definitely gotten a big head about shaming people’s dietary choices.

[–] UniquesNotUseful -2 points 1 year ago

Food impacts behaviour of children. Their behaviour will impact on others in class.

Parents happily ship their kids off to school, and expect teachers to deal with their shitly raised kids, pumped full of crap food and having poor behaviour impact on others. Entitled parents then bitch about how it’s their rights to to do a bad job of raising their ~~property~~ children.

but also added a cup of Pringles as she didn’t consider it to be ‘unhealthy’.

This is for a 3 year old! How stupid is she? This kid is really going to benefit from home schooling, yet another future problem for society to pick up the pieces up.

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