Feds to Weigh Children in Daycare!!!!

Are they going to have one of those TILT signs that lights up and flashes for the chubby kids?

It pathetic. From seeing her pictures this week in Japan, looks like she needs to be weighed and measured.

Anyone can write up a law but congress has to pass it.

The bill was introduced in the US Senate by Blanche Lincoln, Chairwoman of the Senate Agriculture Committee.[6] It was later approved by the Senate by unanimous voice vote on August 5, 2010. In the U.S. House of Representatives The Healthy, Hunger-Free Kids Act passed with 247 Democrats and 17 Republicans voting for, and 4 Democrats and 153 Republicans voting against it.[7] President Barack Obama signed the bill into law on December 13, 2010. The Healthy, Hunger-Free Kids Act is expected to take effect in 2014.[8] New York Senators Charles Schumer and Kirsten Gillibrand pushed for Greek yogurt to be included in the regulations determining acceptable proteins to be served at school. The Chobani yogurt company is located in Chenango County, New York.[9]

[link to en.wikipedia.org]

It's being done ins daycares that take fed money...

Not that it is right, but don't place your kid in these pits...

It's not her fault people are stupid and willing to sell each other out for funding.

Good! Weight those fatties! Then put them on a diet. Outlaw soda and outlaw stupidity.

If not, soda and stupidity will be the end of people...

I thought it was all daycares. Even those small in-home ones where u may only have a couple of kids.

And even if they do get federal money what right do they have to do this to children who's parents pay for their children to attend?

I thought it was all daycares. Even those small in-home ones where u may only have a couple of kids.

And even if they do get federal money what right do they have to do this to children who's parents pay for their children to attend?

as is ever the case they overstep their bounds

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