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That's crazy, I can't believe they are offering such awful choices. I hope stuff like this starts to change now that obesity is being classified as a disease.

~~~Stephanie

That is insane!

Kudos to the parent for instilling in their child/children that there are better choices, and to the child for asking for them!

Sorry I'm going to be a contrarian. A mother who is that concerned about what their child eats would have researched what the child would be fed before committing to that camp. Sounds like this woman was looking for advertising for her group that she founded. Personally I think this kind of behavior is what causes eating disorders. Telling a child certain foods are evil and bad is guaranteed to give them food issues.

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