Anybody know much about Weight Watchers?

chainsaw · 03-17-2005, 06:23 PM

My suggestion is to get the whole family involved (I have no idea what your family is like, so if I'm off, just ignore me

). Start going for walks after dinner or buy a stationary bike and put it in front of the tv (if that's what she's into). And make sure all the food in the house is suitable for her to eat. It's not fair for you or dad to snack on junk when she can't/shouldn't.

DDR is GREAT! I played it with my two nephews and was totally sweating after my first round! It's fun and the music is great. I love that my nephews enjoy it. They have horrible eating habits (my sisters fault

). DDR, baseball and soccer keep them in good shape.

Good job for taking charge and helping her! So many parents just let it go. You are a good parent

03-17-2005, 06:23 PM	#15
chainsaw Wingnahningning... Er somethin' Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: 90802 Posts: 368	My suggestion is to get the whole family involved (I have no idea what your family is like, so if I'm off, just ignore me ). Start going for walks after dinner or buy a stationary bike and put it in front of the tv (if that's what she's into). And make sure all the food in the house is suitable for her to eat. It's not fair for you or dad to snack on junk when she can't/shouldn't. DDR is GREAT! I played it with my two nephews and was totally sweating after my first round! It's fun and the music is great. I love that my nephews enjoy it. They have horrible eating habits (my sisters fault ). DDR, baseball and soccer keep them in good shape. Good job for taking charge and helping her! So many parents just let it go. You are a good parent __________________ I have no life, so I watch movies.

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