Ðanisty said:I'm suggesting you don't make it worse. Of course, we could have it your way and cause more problems. The kids will get teased, they'll lose what little self-esteem they might have left. They'll probably go straight to food for comfort and compound their problem. They'll grow up feeling like they're worth less than thin kids. Or, you know, they might go the other direction and turn to anorexia or bulemia in some attempt to feel worthy enough of at least being left alone.
The problem with that is, you need to work hard before you feel good about yourself. If they get teased, they should just work through it. Teasing will never go away.