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ShortStuff · 28-02-2006, 18:48

Believe it or not - but some parents do go to work (I think everyone so far has assumed their on benefits) and I could fully understand that if both parents are working 45 hrs/week they don't have time to come home & cook a meal from scratch. There is so much pressure to rush life that we all often go for the easier & quicker option (not ness cheaper).

I hope that when I have kids I will be in a position to stay off work so I have the time to educate & feed them better quality food. (although not with my cooking skills at the moment!).

I still think it is down to the parents rather than the government but I think it is much harder nowadays that it has been for parents in the past.

28-02-2006, 18:48	#36
ShortStuff Accrington Web Mascot Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: Mostly in a bubble Posts: 603 Liked: 0 times Rep Power: 755	Re: why..? Believe it or not - but some parents do go to work (I think everyone so far has assumed their on benefits) and I could fully understand that if both parents are working 45 hrs/week they don't have time to come home & cook a meal from scratch. There is so much pressure to rush life that we all often go for the easier & quicker option (not ness cheaper). I hope that when I have kids I will be in a position to stay off work so I have the time to educate & feed them better quality food. (although not with my cooking skills at the moment!). I still think it is down to the parents rather than the government but I think it is much harder nowadays that it has been for parents in the past.