アンナ・ニコル・スミスさんのインスタグラム写真 - (アンナ・ニコル・スミスInstagram)「Alright guys I know I’m late to the party... but let’s talk about this. Weight Watchers released an app for kids last week... and there are LOTS of feelings on this. What do you think? . On one side, education surrounding nutrition is so incredibly important. I can tell you as a child, teenager, and even a young adult (!!) I didn’t know the slightest about how food impacted my body and my health. Which is exactly how I landed myself in the ER thanks to my years of eating fast food. Perhaps if I had more knowledge about how food impacted my health, I could’ve saved myself from those health problems? . On the flip side, attaching numbers to food and deeming food as “good” or “bad” can become a slippery slope and lead to disordered eating or an unhealthy relationship with food. Do kids have the mental and emotional capacity to separate their emotions from food? . I’m so split on this topic because while I don’t think an app from Weight Watchers is the solution, I see where there is a need for more nutrition education. But how do we go about it in a way that it won’t turn into a slippery slope for our kids? I would love to hear what you girls think! ❤️ #fbggirls www.annavictoria.com/fitbodyapp」8月29日 10時49分