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10-04-2007, 02:17 PM

Watch one of the nanny shows... they are often just as bad.
They change the behavior in a few days, never with hitting the children and often with multiple kids.

UK Nanny and Superstar Stella Reid has been sorting out US kids for 17 years and has now returned to home ground to battle problems with UK families.

The TV Nanny (Nanny 911- Fox TV and ITV2) believes that eating together as a family could change the health of the nation.

Latest research from Aunt Bessie's reveals that children who sit down with their parents at mealtimes are less likely to abuse drugs and alcohol, suffer depression and anxiety, or to develop heart disease, obesity or eating disorders.

They are also more likely to do well at school and have high self-esteem.

And yet the research reveals that the number of families in the UK that sit down together, even once a week for a traditional Sunday dinner, continues to fall.

Now Nanny Stella has launched a new campaign entitled 'Sit Down Sunday', with the aim of calling a halt to the erosion of family mealtimes.

10-04-2007, 02:17 PM	#1
rkzenrage Guest Posts: n/a	Watch one of the nanny shows... they are often just as bad. They change the behavior in a few days, never with hitting the children and often with multiple kids. UK Nanny and Superstar Stella Reid has been sorting out US kids for 17 years and has now returned to home ground to battle problems with UK families. The TV Nanny (Nanny 911- Fox TV and ITV2) believes that eating together as a family could change the health of the nation. Latest research from Aunt Bessie's reveals that children who sit down with their parents at mealtimes are less likely to abuse drugs and alcohol, suffer depression and anxiety, or to develop heart disease, obesity or eating disorders. They are also more likely to do well at school and have high self-esteem. And yet the research reveals that the number of families in the UK that sit down together, even once a week for a traditional Sunday dinner, continues to fall. Now Nanny Stella has launched a new campaign entitled 'Sit Down Sunday', with the aim of calling a halt to the erosion of family mealtimes. Last edited by rkzenrage; 10-04-2007 at 02:27 PM.