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7:08Now PlayingA New Hampshire mother claims her son's school "snackshamed" her for packing Pringles in her son's lunchbox. Jayar Jackson and Ben Carollo break it down on The Watchlist. Watch LIVE on weekdays at 5pm ET.
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"On TikTok, Megan Peavey (@peaveymegan on the app) shared an unbelievable story about what her son’s school did when she packed him a small box of Pringles as a snack. “I sent my son to school with Pringles, which is a very age-appropriate snack for a 3-year-old,” the TikTok creator explained.
However, her child’s educators didn’t seem to think so.
Megan then posted a photo of the empty Pringles container, displaying a snide comment in black marker.
“Please help us make healthy choices at school,” the message read. “They snack-shamed my 3-year-old [and] they snack-shamed me by writing that passive-aggressively on his trash,” the mother exclaimed.
She explained that she doesn’t label food as “healthy” and “unhealthy” in her home because that practice often leads to disordered eating. And naturally, the comment section had some thoughts."
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