http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...-say-healthy-3st-3lb-boy-five-overweight.html
anyone else not seeing too much of an issue with this - the kid is a bit podgy.... OK he isn't likely the fattest kid in class but is either not very active or the parents are feeding him rubbish
so the nurse has measured/weighed him and pointed out his BMI* makes him obese - I'm not sure there is much excuse for this kid's wait other than parents giving him a bad diet ergo the suggestion of some education is probably a sound one two
(*yes I know, 99% of OCUK are elite athletes/bodybuilders for whom BMI doesn't work)
anyone else not seeing too much of an issue with this - the kid is a bit podgy.... OK he isn't likely the fattest kid in class but is either not very active or the parents are feeding him rubbish
so the nurse has measured/weighed him and pointed out his BMI* makes him obese - I'm not sure there is much excuse for this kid's wait other than parents giving him a bad diet ergo the suggestion of some education is probably a sound one two
(*yes I know, 99% of OCUK are elite athletes/bodybuilders for whom BMI doesn't work)