Globally, juvenile obesity has become a matter of serious concern. It is often debated that parents should be penalized for the problem of overweight in children. This essay will argue in support of the premise that they should be sanctioned for this.
Firstly, parents have become too busy to fulfill the nutritional needs of their children by purchasing and feeding them with junk foods purchased from fast food outlets, rather than make healthy homemade meals. The problem is not in ensuring that young ones are kept full on their stomach; instead, the challenge lies with the fact that young people are fed with diets that foster excessive weight gain, a situation that some caregivers have refused to give attention to. 95% of young obese individuals were found to be a product of homes where mothers feed young people with restaurant foods, according to a recent survey conducted in India. Thus, feeding young ones with diets that promotes overweight is a serious offence that they should be held accountable for.
Secondly, once plump, many juveniles find it challenging to shed the weight gained because their guardians do not encourage them to engage in physical activities that could enhance weight loss. Most fathers and/or mothers do not take physical exercises seriously. So, assisting there become an arduous task. In many Nigerian homes, for instance, it’s not a common practice to see fathers and mothers and their children engaging in keep fit routine. As a result, weight-loss becomes a challenge for young ones suffering from corpulence. Overall, failure on the part of some father and mother to assist their young loved ones in losing some calories, make them responsible for the weight gained by their offspring.
This essay argued why parents should be punished for the obese nature of their wards. Conclusively, then, they should be regarded as the cause of nutritional deficiency and activities that foster obesity in little ones. 
Globally, juvenile obesity has  
become
 a matter of serious concern. It is  
often
 debated that parents should  
be penalized
 for the problem of overweight in children. This essay will argue in support of the premise that they should  
be sanctioned
 for this. 
Firstly
, parents have  
become
 too busy to fulfill the nutritional needs of their children by purchasing and feeding them with junk foods  
purchased
 from  
fast
 food outlets,  
rather
 than  
make
 healthy homemade meals. The problem is not in ensuring that  
young
  ones
 are  
kept
 full on their stomach;  
instead
, the challenge lies with the fact that  
young
  people
  are fed
 with diets that foster excessive  
weight
 gain, a situation that  
some
 caregivers have refused to give attention to. 95% of  
young
 obese individuals  
were found
 to be a product of homes where mothers feed  
young
  people
 with restaurant foods, according to a recent survey conducted in India.  
Thus
, feeding  
young
  ones
 with diets that promotes overweight is a serious  
offence
 that they should  
be held
 accountable for. 
Secondly
, once plump,  
many
 juveniles find it challenging to shed the  
weight
 gained  
because
 their guardians do not encourage them to engage in physical activities that could enhance  
weight
 loss. Most fathers and/or mothers do not take physical exercises  
seriously
.  
So
, assisting there  
become
 an arduous task. In  
many
 Nigerian homes,  
for instance
, it’s not a common practice to  
see
 fathers and mothers and their children engaging in  
keep
 fit routine.  
As a result
, weight-loss  
becomes
 a challenge for  
young
  ones
 suffering from corpulence.  
Overall
, failure on the part of  
some
 father and  
mother
 to assist their  
young
  loved
  ones
 in losing  
some
 calories,  
make
 them responsible for the  
weight
 gained by their offspring.
This essay argued why parents should  
be punished
 for the obese nature of their wards.  
Conclusively
, then, they should  
be regarded
 as the cause of nutritional deficiency and activities that foster obesity in  
little
  ones
.