the children don’t buy the grocery’s, if you’re calling you’re child fat it’s your own fault

I don't think parents should just say "you're fat" to their children, instead, introduce healthier food into their diet and spend time with their child doing active things every week like cycling or going for walks. Rather than upsetting the child by telling them to their face.

The way Katie looks at the other guest when they are speaking is hilarious!

I grew up as an obese child. If it weren't for my parents telling me I was obese, I'd have died in 2016. It's called tough love.

Katie's mind: "you're fat!" *kid gets skinny*

No a parent should not tell their child they are fat.... they should not make them fat in the first place. The children don't buy the food...

7:00 “when you’ve got a zebra in a wig shouting at you”
“I’ve not got a wig, this is my real hair. Don’t be ridiculous.” 😂😂😂😂  love that part

Why is everyone focused on the child being bullied?? What about the fact that the child is going to have health issues!

WTF is going on with Katie’s hair. Looks as though she’s having a “there’s something about Mary” moment

3:06 the way she’s looking at her LOOL

I agreed with Holly the most on this, we should help the children become healthy without calling them "fat" because labelling them can cause insecurities which can lead to mental health problems.    
 Growing up I got teased at school and it hurt but it would have hurt ten million times worse to hear it from my own parents.

A zebra in a wig!!! Hahaha oh my gosh, I couldn't focus after that.

"by the kind of playground bullies that Katie raises..." hahaha

katies facial expressions tho...

There are way nicer ways to say “you’re fat.” That sorta stuff causes eating disorders and mental health problems in the future, you don’t just tell someone that. I would just not mention it like that and slowly bring healthier alternatives and do fun exercise with my child rather than damaging their mental health permanently. I thought that was common sense but obviously not.

NEVER THOUGHT IT WOULD HAPPEN AGREE WITH KATIE HOPKINS

my mother encourages me to exercise regularly and also provides me with healthy, balanced meals, I don't feel labelling the child as 'fat' is the right way to go about the situation. if the child's health is at risk, it is the parents job to correct this, not scar the child's self esteem.

Bit hypocritical that shes "worried" about kids being picked on when she is the one doing it, the names for example.

Sometimes children start binge eating when they’re unhappy. If their parents breakup , they often blame themselves and turn to eating. It’s sad but it happens.

Katie speaks the truth, the soft approach is not the answer, life is harsh, that's how it is, well spoken Katie.