Personally no some can’t afford and you can’t really forcé a child to to eat. Also healthy foods don’t always mean “healthy” I don’t think restricting what children eat will help a lot because when they get older they may try to make up for the foods they weren’t allowed to eat by eating it in adulthood and that weight sticks. Also with eating disorders parents sometimes can’t stop them and it sure be child abuse if they held them down and forced them to eat.
Testimonity before the senate
I think c or d hope that helps
Washington is a state in the northwestern United States.
Answer:
C
Explanation:
The verb tense of looked is past tense, and the verb tense of ran is also past tense, but then the verb tense of hide is present tense.
