Fake ultrasound cured a girl's junk food habit in one move.

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Safe-Heat1644about 2 months ago276

That's one way to give them an eating disorder

Minute_Vehicle619about 2 months ago83

Just when you think you've seen everything, you see a bad idea of such epicness. Poor kid

pimpbot666about 2 months ago33

And that's why kids don't trust science when they grow up.

TechDreamcoatabout 2 months ago31

Why is this even an issue for a child this young?  They don’t know anything about nutrition except what their parents tell them. Just eat healthy as a family and your kid will automatically. Scaring them into thinking there is a sugar eating worm in their stomach is a terrible idea. 

islaislaabout 2 months ago31

That's emotional abuse. Terrifying for a kid to think of a huge caterpillar bug in their tummy. r/parentsarefuckingdumb

lordtyp0about 2 months ago26

Yeah... Give a child trauma instead of just saying "No"... JFC "You can't eat candy, the worms in you will get too happy and eat their way out!"

BookEnvironmental689about 2 months ago18

This is fucking horrifying. The child thinks there a giant bug in her tummy.

Carbonaraficionadaabout 2 months ago5

Like, just don't buy it

bellybuttonbidetabout 2 months ago4

I realize it’s a translation, but “ok, take the child away” is funny

ShortKingsOnly69about 2 months ago3

How does it feel single-handedly destroying this little girls future? An innocent act from the outside but you just set her on a path of unhealthy relationships with food. Who knows whats down the line? Anorexia, anxiety, depression, resentment... All from a father that took the easy way out when raising his child. A tumultuous journey lies ahead of her, and i only hope that she sees the light at the end of the tunnel.