Poverty Britain's hungry children

[@robinrocha2091]

Thanks to my lovely neglectful mother, I went without breakfast. Thankfully the school had morning breakfast (cereal and milk no questions asked). I filled up on two cereals and two milks every morning. It was a godsend. Did very well in school.

[@Progress234]

what about your father?

[@Mario_N64]

What cereal did you have

[@sambotros1918]

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[@LegalAlien100]

I know they are poor but the calories aren't adequate because they are eating crap. I GUARANTEE you I could feed these kids on a bare to none budget. But it needs to be cooked. Beans, rice, stock, root veggies! Sandwiches are not cooking! Cook! And no processed foods and puddings outside of stewed fruit. What's good for the goose is good for the gander. This is what I eat and it's cheap and nutritional.

[@LegalAlien100]

+GrimeHubTV I hear what you're saying, though again, if planned carefully a large pot of stew goes a LONG way; even if they can only cook it a couple of times a week. I also do hope, that if they own one, they never put the TV on so as to save that electricity.

[@terryofford4977]

Basic problems concerning improperly fed children is that a large number of 'Mothers either can't cook and don't know what type of foods to cook to the detriment of their kids health. It's too easy to rely on American style trash, high fat/salt content low grade 'Take Aways, I think education has a lot to do with food diets and whilst those with low or no income appear to smoke, sport tattoos, have huge dogs, drink and even gambler, only re-education can prevent the next generation from becoming a race of fat, ignorant zombies.Birth control is also a priority, if you can't afford kids, don't have them!

[@janetsides901]

"American style trash" it's amazing that you're blaming America for the bad diets people in the U. K. Are eating. It's not American style it's lazy mothers! I can tell you most people I know and see out in the area I live in,say no junk to their kids. My daughter and her husband,however eat junk. As do their kids,drives me nuts. Cooking isn't that hard. Meal planning doesn't take a college degree.

[@OfftoShambala]

me too

[@OfftoShambala]

@@terryofford4977 you are right about ignorance, but come on... no reason not to figure it out

[@liammacaodha4783]

8:02 'And it hurts', that whisper is the most heartbreaking thing I have ever heard said about poverty.

[@Mario_N64]

Real hunger hurts.

[@sambotros1918]

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[@jeanettesteed3326]

The mother who says that her children had a hot meal at lunch, so she gave them sandwiches for tea. What’s wrong with making an omelette for them with a sausage or beans and fruit for dessert. I think some of these people are either lazy or don’t know how to cook.

[@billijomaynard8924]

Biggest issue is life skills are no longer taught in schools. When i was young we had Home Economics classes, both girls and boys were taught how to cook healthy meals, baking, budgeting money and saving, sewing to extend the life of clothing. Young people today are no longer taught these skills neither by schools or their parents. This is why they struggle to feed their own children.

[@Timbergal]

No, it’s because people don’t finish school.

[@scottsews]

My now deceased 90 year old grandmother left school at 13 went into work and cook and cleaned fir her mother its so embarrassing when people put the responsibility on others fir the simple fact we have a lazy benefit reliant society invested in nothing because they don't earn the money to pay their rent and food. People need to stop making babies they can't afford to feed.

[@sambotros1918]

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[@azillliasmith2734]

Too busy being woke....

[@leeandrews2473]

No children should go hungry however lots of these woman need to stop having more and more kids when they cant feed the ones they have already it doesnt make any sense.

[@Fromanotherearth]

2 or 3 is the max people should have, no more.

[@tammywines9789]

@@Fromanotherearth only one if they cant adequately take care of this one child why add another child ?

[@Fromanotherearth]

@@tammywines9789 I meant people in general.

[@Preservestlandry]

You men need to stop. All pregnancy is caused by men.

[@Fromanotherearth]

@@Preservestlandry I think people have many kids out of peer pressure.

[@jetpigeon8758]

Poverty is all relative. In 1920 if you were in poverty you did not have food or clothing, or even a roof over your head. In 2016 people claim to be in poverty when they live in a run down council house with no TV or Playstation, even though they are smoking with a can of beer in the other hand.

[@kikilu79]

Earth 2 Council housing, is that the equivalent to public housing in the US?

[@kikilu79]

Earth 2 Yep I just googled it. It’s public housing

[@cate00149]

That is actually true, poverty is relative. Poverty in an industrialized country usually looks a lot different than poverty in a third world country. People in haiti wouls be wealthy to love in the houses that these "poor" families live in : running water, appliances, a solid roof. However, i think the lack of food due to the inability to afford it is probably always classified as poor (unless you are out buying sports cars instead, which probably never happens)

[@galegrazutis185]

@@elisabethmay9949 your just making excuses for these bludgers

[@alaurahwillow155]

It's not relative, you just don't know the proper definition of 'poor'. Poor doesn't mean destitute.

[@janew3902]

Pathetic . My neighbour stays at home with three small children. She looks after them and her husband who works as a taxi driver at nights. They are always clean and well dressed. She cooks proper nutritious Meals. None of the children are obese, just a normal size. They don't drink, gamble or smoke just act responsibly for the children they wanted.

[@soulreaper9453]

The problem with people is having misplaced priorities

[@ricopecho9654]

I think the moms need to do a course on budgeting...be more resourceful...what can u get thats gna b most nutritious and filling for the money theyve got.. my weekly shopping is £30 sumtimes lesd but i know i can buy ingredients and make 3 meals out of it...also a hoarder for reduced items....so my menu works around whats on offer...its amazing how a little strategy and food cooking knowledge and imagination can save u a lot of money

[@boizchannilzz]

Your neighbor has a husband she doesn't

[@ahmedelhassan2837]

I have enough money to eat and I dont eat breakfast most of the time because dont have Time because of school I have to get up at 6 am to be at school at 8 AM but I understand her point

[@Preservestlandry]

Ok that one totally random antecedent disproves all science. Thanks. Lol.

[@alaurahwillow155]

I don't get why people say that healthy food is more expensive. It really isn't. I used to live on £30 a week and I could live really healthy. A bag of mixed veg is cheaper than a bag of chips. It is mainly due to lack of knowledge about how to cook healthy food on a budget.

[@missblackwood]

Why are these people buying processed junk food?! That's the most expensive stuff in the store. A little common sense would go a long way. My mom always bought tons of vegetables, rice, beans, and cereals like oats. She cooked our meals and taught me how to cook.

[@tanjawiafmanchesterunitedk6839]

Junk food isn't expensive, the healthy food it is expensive,

[@missblackwood]

@@tanjawiafmanchesterunitedk6839 It’s most definitely not. Do the math at the meals you can get out of real food versus junk. There is no comparison. There’s a reason people in many poor countries survive off of rice, beans, and vegetables.

[@DizzyKizzy64]

@@missblackwood yes it is, especially now, fruit and vegetables are expensive.

[@missblackwood]

@@DizzyKizzy64 There is no way. I’m not just talking about fresh foods. I’m including canned goods and frozen. See my comment above. You will always save money avoiding prepackaged and junk foods and cooking meals from scratch.

[@Livetoeat171]

I think this generation is not only not making it financially but even if they did have the money I don't think a lot of women nowadays know how to cook. They know how to run a microwave and they can boil water for mac & cheese but as far as putting together an actual meal without using processed foods is foreign to them.

[@baddrivers6807]

my mum brought up 4 kids during 70s and 80s we got sfa from social, she had to work 5 cleaning jobs to keep us fed and clothed. Todays gen are unable to cook and survive on way more benefits than people before received

[@Prettyredflames]

No excuse for feeding a kid ribena for breakfast .a packet of Asda basic weetabix costs about 80p

[@tattylashes1664]

Exactly

[@slydoll7877]

But what if you've run out of Weetabix and don't have 80p?

[@thepoormansguidetothegalax3981]

@@slydoll7877 and if there’s no money for milk to go with the cereal.

[@rileybaxter4768]

@@slydoll7877 then people shouldn't be having children. I get some fall on hard times but no sense in bringing a child into poverty.

[@slydoll7877]

@@rileybaxter4768 Some people fall into poverty after they have children. Men leave, jobs are lost, health goes downhill. There's no predicting these things.

[@cnmbnm174]

I’ve met many single moms that were on benefits and never met one that wouldn’t have enough money to feed her kids. Half of them had lash extensions and fake nails, smoked and drunk and their kids were spoiled brats glued to their iPads. If you can’t feed your children you should plan your meals and shop only for essentials and not extras like sugary drinks and sweets,cook meals from scratch, reduce what you spend on clothes and toys (buy second hand). There is lots of things you can do to reduce your expenses. And i’m not even talking about making your own clothes or growing your own veggies. You can’t expect to live comfortably on welfare, otherwise no one would even want to work. I think it should be enough to survive but not more than that. And if a single mother can afford cigarettes, beer and a trip to a nail salon she’s more than capable of feeding her own children. Or work part time when kids are in nursery (working single moms get 30! hours free childcare a week). There is really no excuse for that and it’s pathetic

[@glow1815]

Agreed. I've seen and still exist where they live on Walfare or SSI and carry MK and brands handbags or go to casinos. When I have a career I don't even own designer handbag like Louis Vuitton, go to the nail salon etc. And the kids were always hungry, open the fridge nothing in there. Not all but some single mothers.

[@juliewills8034]

It is time that single mothers were made to get jobs.

[@tanyay.workingmom6422]

A big bag of rice, pasta, beans and lentils, big bag of frozen veggies, big bag of oats, few loaves of wholegrain bread, bag of apples, bananas and oranges, big carton of milk and eggs, frozen fish, and they can feed an entire family for a fortnight for 25-30 quid.

[@philipmorris3684]

Poverty children, simple stop having children if you can't afford them.

[@nicolathomas5125]

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[@Might45666]

Rich are getting to greedy, not paying there workers a living wage, poor kids going without food.

[@summer621sf]

+Richie Rich thank you

[@isisarecia.911insidejob.ne7]

Indeed... Everything is expensive in the UK!!!

[@AntoniPvP]

Sorry mate i can't agree with you , most of things are expensive in Uk true especially housing but the food it's one of the cheapest in Europe ... fruit and vegetable cost double even in eastern europe... alcohol , cigarettes and fast food is very expensive tho ... but that ain't government problem if parents can't buy the right food for their children's.

[@robertsmith7667]

*too *their

[@mantybutton4775]

I don't believe any child needs to be hungry, i would like to see what the mothers are spending the benefits on, mobile phones?, new clothes?, trainers?, cigarettes? and where are the fathers? no there is more to this

[@1violalass]

Do you have any evidence for refusing to believe it?

[@carrasco2011sc]

Some people have other priorities. Kids don't even eat that much unless you want them to be obese.

[@themorganwills6897]

Disgusting

[@gmanderson2009]

They are also buying lottery scratch-cards, in a vain attempt to hit the jackpot. That £2 could buy 3 tins of soup.

[@Vanadeo]

IQ tests should be mandatory for prospective parents. Innocent children should not be held accountable for the stupidity of parents who do not question the society that underpins all this suffering.

[@Little_Sidhe]

Straying dangerously into eugenics territory with that statement but I don't wholly disagree. I don't think an iq test but certainly some test of proficiency to prove you're capable of child rearing, if the prospective parents fail then they're required to attend parenting classes.

[@veronicahurley5403]

I think this is the time for family members to help too. We all have a duty of care to our children but this club is doing a fantastic job.

[@danielmartin2768]

I bet all the mums have smartphones, cars and TVs. An adult can live very healthily off less than 50p a meal in the UK if they can be bothered to cook, the same price as a Ribena... I blame the welfare system for this situation

[@robmontier639]

50p a meal? This I must see!

[@lolajenkins2674]

@@robmontier639 Sack of potatos £1, will last at least 10 meals if not more which is 10p per meal. Tin of Aldi brand baked beans is 20p makes 2 meals. You can have Jacket potato and baked beans and you can even add a side salad for an extra 20p if you buy the big bags of salad for £1 in Aldi. The grand total for the meal would be 40p. There are many healthy meals you can make for 50p if you buy in bulk and freeze things. It takes effort and planning but is totally doable

[@dianerogers8805]

Well said, someone talking sense. Parents need to get their priorities right,

[@writeract2]

As I watch these programs i think of that every single day - they no longer know how to live normally and healthily, going to food banks on welfare but all have as you said cell phones, cars, flat screen tvs - don't get me started on food stamps and welfare in states - a huge scam of the many yrs I watched ppl on food stamps, i've only seen 2 that deserve it, the rest young, healthy, and in states, mainly african american - but strappingly young and healhty handing over their ebt card.

[@NothingToNoOneInParticular]

Don't have children you can't afford. Period.

[@somyod2u]

The one important fact we are never told in tv shows such as this one, is how much money is coming into the household each week. The woman with three children will be getting 196 GBP ( tax-free )in child benefit handed to her every four weeks .

[@susanelliott2287]

Can someone please tell me why the long term unemployed say they cannot feed their kids? They get money to cover a large proportion of their rent, food and Bill money. They cannot have been adversely affected by the Pandemic as it they are on Universal credit they get an extra £20 a week plus £15 food voucher per week per child. There are a huge amount of charities whom support them. If you are a lone parent and your ex page maintainence for the kids they are also allowed to keep that money tax free and it does not affect your benefits.I am therefore at a loss to see why they are always pleading poverty. No one ever tells you what exactly they get. I will bet they probably smoke, drink alcohol and have the latest mobile phone. If they can't manage they could always do something amazing. GET A JOB.

[@pooperscooper9176]

These poor woman bringing up children on there own is so hard and these men have often moved on and created yet more needy babies

[@up-uw4op]

Boys need to keep their zippers shut

[@sacredgeometry]

@@up-uw4op Yeah because men or women can have children without each other. They are both to blame. If you can barely afford to survive maybe trying to figure out how to not be in that situation before bringing children into it is a good idea. Because if you can't whats the chance that you will be able to teach them to? I'm not for socially implied eugenics but people need to take more responsibility. She has three children. Three and her economic situation has explicitly always been a reliance on state aid. That means she was poor when she had one child and decided to not only have another but two more. Her sons lives aren't anything but a product of her poor life decisions. She is a terrible representative for the legitimacy of this problem.

[@buildingabout3505]

well... it's her poor choice of men that led her to this situation.

[@anilgowdam112]

@@up-uw4op now both have to keep their zips closed.

[@ravenbaa7989]

Her fault

[@happydace4866]

Mummy didnt look particularly in need of food ! And where was daddy ? Seperated or not he has resposibilities to those kids .

[@leilakeane8781]

Correct x

[@happydace4866]

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[@catlady862]

Children are not a privilege just for the wealthy and the rich. To have a baby is a basic RIGHT EVERY person has, no matter what! Well, in The Netherlands it is, and our government does not let the less fortuned rot away like gov,ts in the UK and the USA.

[@cindyjohnson1025]

It's not a basic right. You are owed nothing in this world. Plan accordingly.

[@remytheroute6503]

God save the QUEEN.YA RIGHT.

[@leeetchells609]

Porridge oats are one of the best / cheapest things you can eat. Around £1 for a kilo. 40 gram portion will give you 25 breakfasts for £1! Ok I make mine with water and it's bland on its own but mix some healthy fruit yogurt with it or banana (very cheap for a bunch) and you've got a very good start to your day.

[@alisonryan9562]

Looking in her fridge, she has mostly branded products, so is possibly paying more for no reason. There are many ways to reduce your food bill and still eat healthily

[@thepaganmadien8098]

Alison Ryan what are you talking about, there was sod all in her fridge. 😂

[@katrinastringer7935]

He means several products in her fridge can be bought cheap if own branded. Though admitly there's very little in her fridge

[@KissesandCurls]

I thought that.

[@cate00149]

First off, they could be from a food bank or given ti her, and second, some stores do not even carry name brand. Its so easy to determine everything she is doing right and wrong in a 2 minute clip apparently.

[@cate00149]

xxEmpty Promisesxxx Wtf? If you donate to your community you will see that the brand of the donations depends on the people donating.... So yes, donations can and often are name brand.

[@maryg1338]

We were raised on lentils and macaroni, potatoes, soups and stews. Peanut butter and jelly for lunch. Farina or oatmeal for breakfast. We never got sugary drinks. Dessert, what was that? My mother raised 5 children in Brooklyn during the 50’s and 60’s on a bricklayer salary and as such he wasn’t working during harsh weather, and we were never hungry. It takes effort. I really feel for these children, but the parents need to realize that good wholesome food doesn’t come from a box and isn’t advertised on television. I have yet to see a commercial about carrots or broccoli. And in closing please don’t say things were cheaper then. Look at the pay scale.

[@senioryogawithlinda]

Govt needs to shake some money out of the pockets of the feckless fathers of these children if they are not on the scene (which I suspect many aren't) Even if the fathers' on benefits he's should be made to tip some up.

[@bighands69]

The government needs to do jack all and it needs to stop welfare. The UK now has some of the largest government run housing projects in the world that are just welfare traps that keep successful generation in their place of poverty.

[@bighands69]

***** You clearly do not understand the economics of that period or what was happening. Labour Previous to Thatcher destroyed UK industry. They created laws which forced companies to form mergers that the Labour government wanted. What this meant was that successful manufacturers were forced to merge with companies that were more or less bankrupted. This destroyed over 3 million jobs in the UK. So when Thatcher took over inflation was at 25% and unemployment was at over 10% and the UK was effectively bankrupted and was living on loans from the IMF. Thatcher saved Britain by doing some horrible things and by selling of assets. And selling of social housing was one of those things she had to do. It is really a lesser of two evils that she selected. And you have a cheek to be selective with history in this.

[@martaranson5199]

True why should men who don’t have children be taxed to the hilt to support other people’s brats make the fathers pay end of

[@timpearce3314]

So who in the name of god "invited" these "feckless fathers" into bed in the first place without protection????? time to "get real" eh???

[@ohmeowzer1]

The little girls are so cute a God Bless them. They are bright and smart beautiful little girls. Beautiful smiles. Jade and shania beautiful

[@majoinerful]

These poor children are the REAL victims in the UK!

[@Jaylobee]

My heart goes out to these poor families, no one should be going hungry in our plentiful country. But where are the absent fathers of these sweet children? They should be facing their responsibilities

[@timpearce3314]

If you invite someone into your bed,accept the consequences, my heart doesn,t go out to these "act first and struggle later" folk! education is they,re only hope!!....

[@mrssmurf55]

Omg I cannot believe people saying stop having children if you can't afford to feed them ,there are many reasons people are in poverty not of their own doing job loss divorce and death these people may have had a good life at one point but their circumstance changed and are now struggling on low paid jobs or state benefits only the well off can afford to say stupid things like this !! No body and I mean no body wants to be poor and hungry!!!

[@kaylacolton7881]

Exactly some people started off being able to take care of their kids then lost a job or something and all things went downhill

[@rebelramble]

+Ann marie My parents once went bankrupt in Hong Kong and the gov't back then didn't give benefits to anyone. Our family of 5 were living in a room of about 80 square feet, with bunk beds. We had to share a small bathroom and a small kitchen with a few other families in the same tiny flat. My parents only slept 3-5 hours every night because they moonlighted on numerous jobs, my mom made everything from scratch, even our clothes. We didn't have TV, no soft drinks, candies or any processed food. My parents wouldn't buy them. We were never on welfare, and we lived like that for 2 years, until my parents caught up with our finances and rented an apartment, then we bought our apartment, then we bought another apartment, and then another, and another. Money doesn't grow on trees and yes people can fall off trek, but sitting there, sleeping 8 hours every night and watching TV, while buying cakes and cookies to feed the kids, and complaining how benefits aren't enough, instead of working, is a shame, a total shame. This is the difference between many Chinese people and the British and Americans. We will not want to go on welfare as long as we can breathe and we can drag our bodies to work, we will clean toilets, wash dishes in restaurants, sell our blood or our kidneys before we go get welfare from the government and then spend more time complaining how little the government helps.

[@isabellacerff552]

+Ann marie White A lot of them just got pregnant as teenagers with nothing. It IS their fault that their children are deprived but I blame their parents for not raising better ecquiped children. If they were born on 3rd world countries, they would be far worse off.

[@soulreaper9453]

If you do not have savings for 10 years, do not have kids. Dont blame job loss, divorce or anything

[@OfftoShambala]

I know right! that same person probably thinks the elderly should be euthanized upon retirement ... the state should provide harey carey knives for them... how dare they continue to live and take resources without contributing to the work force! who do they think they are? living like that!

[@blobbyblob2573]

Value frozen veg and fruit. Value bread, beans, chicken, mince,pasta....value oats in Tesco 1 kg 75p ...lazy people. Get the absent fathers to contribute.

[@degrawilliams3310]

Where are all of the fathers? There is no child support in Britain?

[@nativesunnation8323]

True. Those processed boxed pkg items fill up your frig...not your bellies for long.

[@blobbyblob2573]

Degra Williams yes there is. Dwp child maintenance. Careful who you choose to father your kids! Don’t pick losers.

[@exox7534]

What if the fathers are dead? In prison? Abusive to the kids and/or mother? Have a drug addiction and spend money on that? In gambling debt? Disabled? Mentally ill? Suddenly unwell? None of those things are uncommon, and not the children's fault.

[@blobbyblob2573]

@@exox7534 what if? Be careful who you pick to have children with. Why is it the tax payers responsibility?

[@shelleyheaton3959]

Do fathers in Britain not have to pay child support

[@DanaPatriciaMary1]

I don´t understand why somebody feeds their child with a cake (mostly bought and full of non-natural additives, not home-made that would be much cheaper and healthier) and with ice-cream that is expensive. And then they complain they don´t have enough money for food. A lot of poverty-striken households would be much better fed if only they didn´t buy ready-to-eat meals. If they bought some fresh veggies, like carrots, parsley, celery etc. and made a good home-made soup with noodles, they would have a big pot of it. But they rather go and buy a box of expensive non-healthy food, because they are too lazy to cook a proper meal.

[@sandrafinbar]

A lot of people don't want to learn how to cook. If they learnt they would be better off as you state. Soups and stews are the best with wholemeal bread.

[@bellaprice3303]

or people work multiple jobs and when they get home are to physically exhausted to prepare a full meal and would rather spend the time talking to their kids

[@roleat]

they are stupid, and lazy. Blame the women and the welfare system.

[@1violalass]

Why not blame the men? Agree about the cake though. Why ice cream for supper? Not even fruit? Veg? Anything?!

[@davidmowbray5352]

Or go to the supermarket in the evening and buy the reduced stuff. I got some marmite cheap today and that stuff never goes off.

[@helenndow1101]

I brought up my son without child allowance in the sixties. He is a big and strong young man of 61 now.

[@anthonymckie6861]

Hes not strong at 61 daft cow

[@neoxx47]

that’s amazing! i’m sure you were a very hardworking mother :)

[@fudge9262]

Why do people always say - stop having kids if you can't afford them, not everyone starts life on benefits. Some are actually working or there partners, but then for various reasons like losing your job, sickness, family break-ups some single parents can't get a job because child care is to expensive or not available due to hours you would need them for, or no spaces, what happens in school hols or sickness etc. we all know employers can now be picky, so not by choice you end up having to rely on benefits. Some people do work but because of low wages, high rents etc. still struggle. Any one who is on benefits shouldn't have more children, or if start on Benefits they only pay for for your 1st child (unless twins etc.) that would stop these people who do continue having them then end up wanting bigger housing etc.

[@danahughes7394]

I agree! Also something don't understand ppl don't have food to feed their children but have pets! Notice it!!

[@jodiefindlay382]

fudge92 I've been on benefits with four kids I didn't choose it but u budget get less selfish and actually cook pls how much is a sack off potatoes 3. 49 beans 26p hello

[@jodiefindlay382]

Dana Hughes I'm with you it's not rocket science

[@TheMasterblaster32]

fudge92 exactly people don't get this or it's sheer ignorance.

[@davidmowbray5352]

@@danahughes7394 even having pets doesnt have to be expensive i feed my dog bulk dog food and buy reduced meat as a treat. Pre packaged dog treats are more expensive than premium cuts of meat and probably full of garbage

[@alhassanmahmood9134]

I can't believe poverty is ignored by governments

[@Rihardololz]

priority is ciggies and alcohol then children.

[@fionagregory8078]

I managed quite well when I was a single parent on benefits. Remember they get child benefit as well.

[@family-peace-love]

Exactly! The child benefit is for the child its either £20 a week or paid monthly at £80 odds (for 1st child less for other children) that money can pay for healthy food weekly for the actual child and occasionally clothing

[@Lisac11226]

@@family-peace-love probably too lazy to cook from scratch. It’s so cheap to buy fresh fruit and veg and even protein from Lidl, would would even last a good few meals

[@icetea3854]

@@family-peace-love Things are going up.... cheese is 4.50 for 2 bags!

[@sambotros1918]

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[@diyashinh]

@@Lisac11226 the money is spent on bills and school uniforms

[@_year-sb6sy]

What would be useful seeing as the government won't be doing much about the root of the issue anytime soon ... is running workshops showing parents how to cook nutritious meals on very very low budgets. Because its possible. Just takes more effort and balancing

[@dianerogers8805]

Why is it the governments responsibility?

[@soloprojects7912]

Why have kids with ‘partners’. Why not think before you F? These poor kids suffer because of stupid mistakes adults make.

[@nicolathomas5125]

And taxpayers are paying for their terrible choices

[@jeffbarnes1033]

To many people having kids they shouldn’t.

[@freyjawinter]

Wow, I guess some of these comments are what is wrong with the world. Funny how people on here trying to sound smart can't even spell. These kids are not going to be happier living with some "well to do middle class wealthy family" they are old enough to love their own parents regardless of income, just look how innocent and accepting they are of the situation. No doubt they will grow up more open minded too.

[@rachelleoladejo7296]

Cont. most food banks have loads of cereal, there is nothing wrong with a bowl of cereal with sliced banana or strawberries on top. Instead of smoking and drinking and doing nothing all day, then staying up late go to bed early saves money on electric. Buy used clothing on eBay or boot sales. I brought mine up on benefits they are all graduates now with good jobs.

[@deborahelliott833]

Tobacco and alcohol is government sponsored addictions for money and control. Sue your queen

[@evon_456_lolawa4]

Here in California is so sad to see the school stuff throwing the food, instead of giving in it to the children after school. They said by policies of the schools we have to put it in the trash after lunch 😭😭😭 good apples, yogurts, juices, banas, cookies and milk goes straight to the trash.

[@Mr_Gordondead]

Sometimes school lunch in America is disgusting

[@lolizorz]

This world is sick

[@ohmeowzer1]

Sweet children Go Bless them

[@jamesdarcey168]

When I was first married I was a press operator bringing home about £15 per week, like 90% of women my wife made our meals, she didn’t pop down the shops to buy ready made meals, there weren’t any, she made her own pastry for pies and tarts, sausage rolls etc, a small joint for Sunday which gave us mince (via a table top mincer) for Monday’s shepherds pie or mince and dumplings, she made custard and jellies and yoghurt too, non of which could be bought ready-made, we ate well and the food was not full of preservatives. We had bacon that was not injected with water and could buy only four rashers if we wanted from the local butcher. The only take-away was the local Fish and Chip shop. Two weeks ago my wife went back in time and used only fresh ingredience, it took her longer but not much and the food was delicious and nutritious but cost less than half of our normal food shop, it goes to show how times have changed.

[@johnnypham2850]

Women used to have husbands so congratulations to the two of you.

[@writeract2]

I agree 100% and have been trying to live that way for years - 100% difference in the way you feel and live - as you said problems today are b/c ppl have been raised on this weird abnormal way of living.

[@bookmagicroe9553]

I'm glad that you appreciate your wife's efforts - I hope you let HER know.

[@z8829-c6t]

u shouldnt keep having kids if u cant aford to whats wrong with people.

[@Reddylion]

zakia abdul yes

[@nxisiaa]

some people did not know that it was their future

[@tribefenatic]

they have found its a way to get a counsil flat in UK these days now, the more kids they have or if they pregnant with child any housing council will put them first priority.

[@nothanks1239]

You never know, the father may have bailed leaving the mother to fend for her family alone.

[@fionagregory8078]

I wonder how many of them smoke which is very expensive.

[@oj2339]

That is a very good question i wonder how many of those kids smoke

[@oj2339]

idiot

[@family-peace-love]

@@oj2339 she is talking about the parents!

[@martharoberts5767]

The father of these children should be helping these single mums poor kids it's so easy to make just a tortilla with just potatoes onions and eggs much cheaper than chicken nuggets and better nutrition and very filling with a few carrots and peas

[@cynthiaarons9373]

These families should demand answers from the royals - how they spend so much on show when those funds could help these starving kids?

[@nicolathomas5125]

How is it the royal family's fault that these people are breeding children that they can't afford? Did King Charles and Prince William get all these women pregnant? If these kids are starving, it's the parents responsibility to provide food. When my car is out of petrol, it's my responsibility to get to the petrol station, and pay for petrol. I wouldn't dream of asking a stranger to pay for it. Stop expecting taxpayers to pay for other people's kids

[@hajeralanazi8379]

Some families need to manage their money properly I mean I saw jelly and Caprisun in the fridge when u can buy something healthier like fresh juice and it would be cheaper..

[@ninisworld667]

me and my husband both work. I spend 40 a week to feed us and our 3 kids. its fine. and their diet is excellent. all home made stuff!

[@Joe-pm6zg]

👍

[@family-peace-love]

Thats amazing well done !

[@mogznwaz]

It can be done if you budget and cook properly 👍

[@garycooper9207]

Eggs are cheap? Soups made from root vegetables. Rice, beans, pasta, apples for snack times, bananas. Porridge.

[@439bananas]

To get the same calorific value from 'healthy' food costs 3 times the amount that it does to get from 'unhealthy foods. My husband walked out on our son and I, we manage because my son is disabled, so we are entitled to more money. But if we weren't we would be in a very difficult position. I don't pay rent because I own my own property, but house insurance if you are unemployed tops £20 per week, gas and electricity around £24 per week, water around £6 per week and that is before we talk about the internet connectivity that seems pretty much mandatory for kids at school these days. There would not be a lot left over once clothes and shoes are bought for children. Most people that I know that are unemployed are dependent upon the local food bank so their choice of food is not great. And it does not matter how cheap the food is if your cooker breaks, because there will be no way to cook it anyway.

[@garycooper9207]

@@439bananas I do understand but children's brains don't develope properly with junk food. I was single parent also but made sure my child was fed properly. I often ate only if there was left overs. It was hard to lend money and to relay on church charity. I still feel guilty eating full plate and think maybe I need to save it for later. It feels poverty is forever friend. I help others when ever I can. There should not be any starving children in this world.

[@439bananas]

@@garycooper9207 I completely agree. It is now so bad that there are not just food banks, but hygiene banks too. Because of course where there is a lack of money for food then inevitably hygiene has been restricted beforehand. I agree that benefits should not be so generous that people can afford luxuries such as drinking and smoking, but it has gone way beyond that now. Even the working are poor. My son was 16 in February and they were originally going to be paying DLA until he was 17, but then Christmas time they moved the goal posts and his DLA has come to an end and I have to apply for PIP. I am bricking it and hoping that we get past first time and don't have to appeal. We are lucky here because the food bank is run by the local church and so they don't have the usual 'must be referred by a social worker, can only receive 3 food packages per year' type proviso that many food banks have. They realise that people are poor and that there are enough stigma with being so poor as to need a food bank without putting barriers in people's way. Thankfully, they are still paying me income support and have not tipped me on to universal credit. The job centre that administers our rural market town is 23 miles away and a real pain to get to, so at least I have been spared that.

[@paulwilson2133]

Heartbreaking this should not be happening in Britain or anywhere else in this day and age, the government need to do something about it and now

[@Fromanotherearth]

Exactly

[@OfftoShambala]

they are already doling out money aren't they... it will never be enough

[@dontoni8041]

Theres no financial benefit in helping hungry children in this Capitalistic World.

[@pixie1310]

I don't understand why that mother isn't working? She looks like she can? I'm in the "poverty" category, with 4 kids, yet I'm able to feed my kids healthy and enough because I don't buy junk. we basically buy tons of fruits and veggies, beans, milk, eggs, no meat, no bread. It works. Everybody eats, everybody is full.

[@robertlouque8807]

So instead of looking for work, she complains she has to wait until April for a small benefits raise? So some of the UK benefits recipients are no different than some of the SNAP and welfare recipients here in the USA.

[@felicitymcdougle4981]

please dont get me wrong im not sticking up for the majority of the lazy money grabbers of this country, but as a mum of 3 children and a full time worker i know first hand how difficult things can get when working with children, you need a child minder while you work, at the time that i needed one she charged £3.50 per child, this was very cheap as she was my friend, thats £10.50 per hour, i was earning £9.75 per hour, it really wasnt worth working but ive always worked so wasnt prepared to give it up. i took on an evening job aswell to make ends meet.

[@OfftoShambala]

@@felicitymcdougle4981 people don't get it ... I think we all (single moms) get some kind of help somewhere usually, if not some kind of state aid, we get child support (like the other parent counts? but most people do think that if a father does anything, he is helping you, and for many cases there is truth to that, but still, they are the other parent) or maybe we have extended family that is available or pitches in for birthdays or you can pop over for dinner at their place when things are tight... I know if I had a struggling family member, they would ALWAYS be welcome at my house for meals... and most of us are not all out wasting the help we get... we could always do better, like do I really need paper towels? no, but yes... do I go without paper towels to save money from time to time? yes, are paper towels priority? yes... but, it will always be a struggle and unless you are doing it all independently, people will find a reason to judge you no matter what you do...meanwhile, those who judge could probably look at what they are spending their time and money on and ask themselves, how much of this is really neccessary and how much is really contributing to moving forward in life?... even if their incomes are such that food is the least of their worries... how much are THEY blowing? Just because they can always feed themselves, we don't judge them for the amount of waste they create or should we judge them? Are they saving for retirement?

[@felicitymcdougle4981]

@@OfftoShambala I like your reply. But I didn't have or qualify for help, apparently I earned to much, even though my child minder fees were more than I earned! I had to work 2 jobs to make ends meet, but you are right people dont get it! Things are a lot easier now for me, my boy is 17 and my girls are 14, now it's not child minder fees its Nike and Adidas 🤣

[@OfftoShambala]

@@felicitymcdougle4981 yep, I was lucky I only had boys, and their biggest "needs" were nike sneakers and expensive nike socks ($17 for one pair of socks?!) ... otherwise I was able to get away with reasonably priced pants, shorts, t shirts... I can't even imagine what the girls would have "needed". I was like, if the biggest need for my boys are expensive socks, I can work with that. Plus you can shave their heads and go...

[@felicitymcdougle4981]

@@OfftoShambala lol, unfortunately I cant shave my girls heads but yes socks really are expensive, 1 pair football socks in England £30, ridiculous!

[@Michelle-qd9gm]

Working people can find it hard as well it’s not all about being on benefits all the time

[@IglooDweller]

The sisters are bright. I think they'll be rich when they grow up.

[@MsEliteForever]

Rich in debt?

[@fuif194]

You aren't making sense.

[@agowa7438]

Most mums in Glasgow smoke and moan the food is too expensive.

[@liammacaodha4783]

Probably.

[@jonh9561]

My Grandparents generation (i.e. those born around the 1900s) were the last to really know how to feed themselves and manage on 10 parts of nothing by growing a lot of their own food, preserving foodstuffs, proper cooking (bless all those Grandmas) mend and make do and get themselves through two world wars and rationing. Share your resources. Folk need to find these skills again and maybe Councils could resurrect the old allotments or form community gardens.

[@Preservestlandry]

My grandparents were struggling and lived in a shack with a dirt floor. No thanks.

[@LegalAlien100]

Sandwiches are expensive BTW, that's one of the first things to learn.

[@fionagregory8078]

Not if you make them yourself.

[@rainbowkitten8990]

Fiona Gregory Yep, so so cheap. Get some cheap cheese slices or ham, we can get a £0.20p loaf of bread and sorted.

[@alison2984]

U can get bread for £0.40 and a pack of ham £0.80 (aldi)

[@kirstyrichardson9815]

Sandwiches are like the cheapest filling meal ever lol

[@rainbowkitten8990]

@@kirstyrichardson9815 I know right! Obviously if you buy them premade, they cost a good few pounds but if you make them yourself, it is so cost effective.

[@lizaluk]

For Families they must get bundle of denominations that would be sufficient for entire week.

[@somebody4244]

Let’s expose the men leaving women and children in this situation. Children unable to eat.. disgraceful. Shame the fathers.

[@lauraw9657]

And let's expose the women that have children without being married first. And many of those woman have more than one child. Do it right and legally before you get between the sheets. All I hear is "partner".

[@Modmore7920]

I'm on benefits I can afford my bills and food for 4 children. But I don't smoke or drink. I can imagine most benefits go on smoking 🚬

[@MsSharon2011]

Children are hungry because if you are on benefits majority of your money goes on rent and bills . If you rent privately sometimes you have to come up with the extra £100-£200 per month and that’s £50 a week before you even buy a pint of milk or pay gas electric tv licence council tax . While our “leaders” sit in swanky hotels scoffing caviar complaining about the poor in society . Now there the ones that should be ashamed . Not a poor mum trying to keep her shit together when the dad is nowhere to be seen . Try it for a day before you judge !.

[@nicolathomas5125]

If you're on benefits, you will receive housing benefit, which means that taxpayers are paying your rent for you. You will also Receive council tax benefit, which means that taxpayers are paying your council tax. Taxpayers also have to pay their own rent/mortgage and their own council tax.

[@amberalcantara9293]

am really upset about the girls saying their Mom said money doesn't grow on trees well mommy dearest it's your fault if your kids are hungry you don't eat and they do

[@sukibenson2372]

Today's kids are do fussy with good and I blame the parents . My boys always had decent meals . Went to school on a full stomach had lunch and a proper meal in the evening. Even now I live off £60 week for food for me and my son and we eat properly . I don't smoke or drink or have a social life as good comes first .

[@jayneblondie2373]

I’ve just batch cooked 22 meals (adult portions)....shepherds pie, bolognese,chicken chasseur, cheese and potato pies. I’ve boxed them in washed out old butter cartons and froze them. Total cost of ingredients £35.60...add some veg and it works out at less than £2.00 per adult meal (£1.00 per child). Learn to cook.

[@z8829-c6t]

why do poor people keep having lots of kids and cant afford to.

[@karr1111]

Because there selfish.

[@karr1111]

Because there selfish.

[@MrBisketTV]

The same as rich people, because 1. they dont believe in birth control 2. They think having multiple children is there right at the expense of society, 3. because women keep having them...!

[@karr1111]

MrBisketTV I wish they would STOP having them. The kids are the ones that suffer.

[@karr1111]

***** First of all I don't want children because for one I'm poor myself. It makes no sense to have kids if you can't afford to take care of them.

[@lifechoices6643]

Many rich people blame the poor for their misery.This may not be true as poverty is a complex condition.People in poverty usually deserve empathy not condemnation.

[@mrpeterson1481]

Im so thankful im from farming stock. You can grow a lot of your own food if you have the space. Not everyone is as lucky as me.

[@luzfigueroa1550]

That's the same thing I say about the U.S.A. This shouldn't be happening and why is this happening????

[@OfftoShambala]

people don't make good choices for themselves... not sure why you think this should not be happening

[@katrinastringer7935]

This is mostly the government's fault, though she does need to budget better with her food. Capri sun's can be cheaper if unbranded The cathedral city cheese is literally 4 or more pounds a block where as unbranded is much cheaper. Branded jelly, some sort of fizzy juice and ice cream sauce all cheaper if unbranded were picked though it could be her kids being fussy about brands if you provide no alternative they'll end up eating it

[@decoydreams456]

I agree with this, looked like some improvements could definitely be made. Capri suns are unnecessary, just drink tap water! If the kids won't do that there are cheaper (although not particularly healthy) alternatives such as cheap unbranded squash. Why even have the jelly? Use that money to buy something nutritional! It is not her fault, but some small changes like that would help slightly.

[@OfftoShambala]

it is easy to see where people make mistakes, and people are encouraged to eat a lot of branded processed junk food that costs more and does little for health which in turn feeds poor judgement to a larger degree than many realize... but, people who work in the capri sun factories need people like this for jobs... what about them? ... you are actually very kind... frankly, no capri sun alternative, or unbranded ice cream sauce would never be on my shopping list unless there is a birthday party or something... but, we have to accept that all societies breed illogical and irresponsible behavior somehow... I've looked at all of them... there is no utopia... there are always people who can't manage and make poor choices and others who make better choices in every society, but society has a lot to do with the decisions people make... sometimes those making poor choices figure it out after they've had to pay the consequences for so long... sometimes those who spend their lives making good choices, experience disaster or falter

[@mogznwaz]

How is it 'the government's fault?' The government is not responsible for what your kids eat, parents are. Capri Suns are not essential, healthy or cheap. This mum needs to seriously look at her budgeting skills and her cooking skills.

[@timpearce3314]

with the amount of "budget" supermarkets around today, why do people buy"branded" foods?? the choice is there for all! don,t blame the government!!

[@MaverickSeventySeven]

6 years later and the problem remains!!! Shame on ALL Politicians especially the PM May! Billions sent abroad to help foreign countries! Criminal and so sad because the solution is there.

[@RG-un2vl]

A huge part of this problem is that generations and generations of Britons have grown up with a sense of entitlement due to artificial prosperity bolstered by colonial loot money. What did they think was running all those welfare programs? They were culturally never taught a sense of personal responsibility or behavioral control. They have no real survival and adaptational skills. For example buying frozen veggies and cooking at home ,buying groceries on sale or in bulk is incredibly cheap but takes skill ,will and hardwork. “A country like UK?” Is what the first lady said. UK was as poverty stricken before they started looting the rest of the world. That money is now disappearing and they are settling into a default civilizational reset .Though how a country can run through 100’s of trillions of pounds of colonial loot in 60 years is beyond comprehension. If they collectively get rid of that European ego at the top,stop postulating and virtue signaling their ‘ former colonies’ and concentrate on their on country,the trickle effect will make things much better for their citizens.

[@TomBartram-b1c]

Beans on toast costs about 20p. "Kids can't afford to eat" what a load of rubbish.

[@Preservestlandry]

You talking about a single slice of bread. You picked the most random thing ever. They need to eat more than 70 calories. Lol.

[@ProtectFamiliesRights]

These parents need budget lesson me. Would love to know how many of the parents smoke and drink!

[@themorganwills6897]

Some of you in this comment section are vile!

[@londonwins3068]

Cant provide for the things but lets keep popping them out... Great idea!

[@Little_Sidhe]

Yeah, we need our nation breeding ffs.

[@OfftoShambala]

in Arizona, USA, we have free breakfast lunch and dinner at schools all over the place during the summer... free for kids that it... parents can eat too, but it costs... something like 3 or 4 bucks... although they may have raised prices, haven't done it in a while... but, when the kids were little, we would go several times in the summer... but, you could feed your children there ... 3 square meals and they are all over the place... I think it is actually a national program, and can only assume other states are doing very similar programs... if you are low income, it is very easy to get your kids on free breakfast and lunch programs at the public schools... you just sign a form and you are in, not like food stamp program where you have to provide all kinds of info... but, they don't have dinners during the school year

[@stoyanfurdzhev]

Good morning Britain.

[@rochelleyanuzzi9729]

Ya know. The average increases on Canada's food prices go up by 2%-3% each year. In 2016 census,4.8 Million Canadians are below the poverty line. I am one of those Canadians with a child,making next to nothing per month and I *always* ensure my child has good food to eat. We have incredible communities that donate and give and no matter,no child will go hungry if a parent is serious enough about budgeting and maybe learn to trim their bills in some shape or form. There's always a way to cheat/beat the system when it comes to stretching that extra dollar. Only 3.9 Million people are considered to be living below the poverty line in the UK. The UK is the 12th most expensive country to live in out of 122 surveyed. (2016). The UK average is 0.81 the cost of living in New York.If we measure according to local purchasing power (cost of living / average wage), the UK is the 22nd most expensive out of 122.. So I'm just curious as to why with the influx of money Britain/UK does actually have and where it's going. Since children are practically famished and others are busy getting drunk on ale or spending foolishly on the dole. -_-

[@dontoni8041]

May God guide you to the straight path. Stay strong

[@sambotros1918]

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[@MrSvenovitch]

Life is hell, yet we impose it on ever more ppl on this stupid little planet...tragic humanity.

[@faaaduma6876]

Evilism for life.:)

[@suilvenmountain2395]

Children arrive at school hungry cos the parents spend the dole money on lottery tickets and cigarettes.

[@deborrajohnson7029]

Suilven Mountain I

[@romip7413]

not nessesarily all of them..

[@hopefullynotgoinghell6364]

again labelled a whole group of people without facts just shite you watch

[@englishrosed1650]

I understand what you are saying and yes that does happen but this is not every case!

[@balanutan]

hahha am with you ,lazy buggers

[@fudge9262]

Yes some also need to get there priorities right on how they spend money, some go on about what they feed children, (as much as I hate to say it) you can get some really cheap processed foods these days. But the thing is some people don't know how to cook from scratch. they've never been shown. I was shown at home and taught in school, When I was in school we had a full afternoon or morning cooking or baking from scratch, every week you took your ingredients in, and if you forgot something the teacher always had spares just in case, I remember one year (my last) they decided the school would buy everything in bulk and you bought your ingredients from them as needed, much cheaper also weren't buying something just to use once, and you didn't have to carry it all to school. Also costing of what we had made, how to have a varied balanced diet, and how to budget a household. They've not done that for many years now, and at one time some schools didn't do cooking at all. I remember my children's - now home economics were for 1hr a week and the following week they had to write about what they had done the week before. They had to take bought ready made pasty and tin of cooked meat & veg or fruit pie filling. bought ready made pizza base and whatever topping you wanted, packet or boxed cake mix, packet of crumble mix, scone mix and 2oz of fruit if you wanted to add, etc I can weigh, make and bake scones in 30 mins. My youngest actually only had H/E for 1 term out of the year. When My eldest bought home his 1st ingredients list packet crumble mix and tinned fruit pie filling (I laughed) I told him to make the crumble mix and prepare his apples (all my kids helped in the kitchen from being small) took them into school and got told off, as did 2 another kids, they were told it had to be shop bought tins/packets etc because everyone had to use the same things it's only fair, something about cooking times and everyone's tasted the same, This all worked out expensive buying it this way compare to buying cheaper ingredients if you needed to. some of my nephews & nieces, cousins & friends kids were the same but they had to buy the items from school could't send them in, it wasn't bought like when I was in school, the money had to be in 2 days before you were due to cook and the teacher would go buy ready made pasty, packet mixes etc. and if you didn't pay on time or couldn't afford it you had to sit at the back of class or sent to other teachers with work to do. My grandchildren now only get 1hr. I was shown at home and taught in school, household budgeting, the costing of food, how to have a varied balanced diet, about different cuts of meat/fish, where and how things were grown, nothing was waste it used for flavoring or making stocks, soups, how to bulk food out to go further, different veg's, if on a tight budget how to make cheaper cuts taste & look good same with veggies and fruit (all what chefs are saying again now)but all this takes time and now people don't want or haven't time to be in the kitchen.

[@kirstyrichardson9815]

The problem isn’t the money the problem is they need to learn how to cook

[@maggspaine5419]

Well said

[@nicolathomas5125]

They need to learn how to stop breeding, until they can afford to bring the kids up themselves without any financial assistance from overworked taxpayers.

[@nativesunnation8323]

For God's sake buy 20lb bags of rice and beans, canned veg and meats, buy a dehydrator and get meats on sale - preserve them, fresh fruits, preserve them, bake your own crackers with 3 little ingredients and spread some peanut butter with a sprinkling of salt onto them for snacks!! Avoid those middle grocery store aisles until you've purchased all of the above and buy a few snacks! Ration these for daily treats or as rewards....

[@nativesunnation8323]

@Rehan Khan The patriarch feeds us just enough to stay alive. He hides in a cave, well protected and well fed. Man runs free, he lives well. Man in a cage, eats scraps or as others see fit.

[@nativesunnation8323]

@Rehan Khan In what way?

[@exox7534]

Buy this, buy that, do this, do that. With what money? What resources?

[@reconnaisancesapper]

And this is the issue, there is a limit into how long you can rob Peter to pay Paul. Britain has practiced this for too long now and always at the expense of its own people, I mean those who deserve to be there in the first place.

[@sarai5467]

You mean Boris

[@summer621sf]

would someone please fix that poor child's teeth lord have mercy

[@rhodacampbell]

IKnowWhatISaw fixing her teeth would be covered by the nHS for free so the only priority needed is to take her to the dentist

[@MegaCaprice123]

Why doesn’t “Annie” chase the father for support not rely on charity provided by other people. One child, okay, but three children and your not with the father? Could she not see that her children’s father was no good? Why go on to have three kids with a father not interested in his children? No sympathy for this foolish woman. As for the colourfully dressed woman with the turban, she was accused of mishandling charity funds. Not quite the person to give her views, the crook.

[@amanhasnoname1510]

They’re British, it’s sort of part of their national identity

[@Preservestlandry]

@@MegaCaprice123 how could she see into the future? He's a grown man and his choice not to pay support is only his fault, not hers.

[@Preservestlandry]

@@rhodacampbell they could be planning to but they wait till a certain age. Maybe she's too young.

[@taliyahmcghee1118]

I might not know how much food cost there but I have tips for you. 1)get chicken because it's cheap,3 boxes of the cheapest pasta or bag,tamato sauce is 44 cents a can buy about 6.get some season that's a meal for 2 days. 2)27 cent niddles buy 10 use half and take only the noddles not the season and get ground meat and cook it then add some season packs from the noddles, add tamato sauce then add the cook noddles than that's pasta and meat sauce.

[@maddrivers1018]

some have it so good- Queen Lords MP

[@TheSaltyQueen92]

2:35 those children are beautiful wtf

[@nuggettacoguyperson8841]

yeah over in the uk the lower class are like the lower middle class or middle class here in the us

[@Little_Sidhe]

All kids are beaut, innocent wee spirits.

[@KA95xx]

Where are these fathers of the children? Child maintenance do not hold fathers accountable 🤬

[@439bananas]

I completely agree, everyone castigates the mothers, but it takes two to tango.

[@Michelle-qd9gm]

I bought 3 girls up on my own and I could cope on benefits and child benefits for them you need to cook from scratch my kids never went hungry I mean these slow cookers now it’s easy even if you can’t cook it does it for you no excuse

[@rashmisingh2235]

I am wondering why this situation arrived at first place..

[@cathytuttle5537]

+Rashmi Singh because why? you want to find fault in the parents right??

[@YPR4022]

lets make socialist cum communist state.... automatically poverty will be erases though the discrimination between poor and rich will gets into equality.....

[@isisarecia.911insidejob.ne7]

Everything is expensive in the UK!...

[@nicolathomas5125]

People decide to breed children, and then realise they've got no money to feed or clothe them, so they steal more money from taxpayers. It's as simple as that.

[@GeorgeNicola]

1:30 what sort of nutritious food is that? Not even 1 soup, no wonder children in Britain grow up without being able to recognize real food