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	<title>Comments on: Wii Fit says your 4yr old is fat</title>
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		<title>By: Jason</title>
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		<description>It&#039;s true, BMI is not an accurate measurement of health but really a guideline used by many fitness and health professionals. The Wii Fit is intended for an older generation and I am sure if a poll was taken you&#039;ll find more people over the age 25 play the Wii Fit regularly.

I know that Nintendo created the Wii as console system to promote more physical activity to its users, but I highly doubt they intended to cause self esteem problems in children. I can&#039;t imagine that they are hiding behind the fine print either.

 As parents, if you think your child has a weight problem, take them to a physician who can accurately tell you what their condition is. If you think that your child has esteem issues, then don&#039;t let them play Wii Fit. It&#039;s really an adults game, plain an simple, and if you explain that to them, most will understand.

Let&#039;s not be too hasty to criticize Nintendo for creating something to help our unhealthy society.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>It&#8217;s true, BMI is not an accurate measurement of health but really a guideline used by many fitness and health professionals. The Wii Fit is intended for an older generation and I am sure if a poll was taken you&#8217;ll find more people over the age 25 play the Wii Fit regularly.</p>
<p>I know that Nintendo created the Wii as console system to promote more physical activity to its users, but I highly doubt they intended to cause self esteem problems in children. I can&#8217;t imagine that they are hiding behind the fine print either.</p>
<p> As parents, if you think your child has a weight problem, take them to a physician who can accurately tell you what their condition is. If you think that your child has esteem issues, then don&#8217;t let them play Wii Fit. It&#8217;s really an adults game, plain an simple, and if you explain that to them, most will understand.</p>
<p>Let&#8217;s not be too hasty to criticize Nintendo for creating something to help our unhealthy society.</p>
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