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Schools have the social responsibility to discourage children from eating junk food. Others think it is the parent's responsibility. Discuss both views and give your opinion.

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Eating junk
food
 is unhealthy for everyone but especially for the
children
 provided that, who has the social responsibility to discourage them is it the schools or is it the
parents
? In
this
 essay, I will discuss both sides of the coin and which side can be more impactful in encouraging to eat healthy
food
. Schools can play a vital role in a child's development, including their eating habits.
Children
 spend a major amount of time in school among their peers and if good eating traditions are instituted
then
 it would prevent kids from eating junk
food
although
this
 could only work when school staff gives them good tastier alternatives to eat.
Children
, in general, are picky eaters wide variety of healthy meal options are required. When it comes to
parents
children
 might expect more freedom in choosing what they could eat. It becomes difficult when
children
 are put on a healthy diet
this
 could become a problem if
this
 is enforced strictly and not in a healthy manner as
children
finally
 move out they usually don't follow the strict diet various studies have shown that since the diet was enforced strictly kids would wanna eat something different and they would
consequently
 eat something which was previously restricted and it disturbs their eating habits. In conclusion, Both schools and
parents
 play a vital role for kids to have good eating habits and avoid eating junk
food
.
This
 could only be a success when educational institutions can educate the importance of a healthy dietary regime concurrently
parents
 can establish a healthy relationship with meals in general by not totally restricting any unhealthy
food
 but limiting the quantity.
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