YOU HAVE A POWERFUL VOICE. KNOW WHAT TO SAY.

What to Say is based on decades of research that repeatedly points to the incredible influence adults have on children’s body image, relationship with food, and overall physical and mental health. Motivated by our desire to prevent eating disorders in kids, WithAll, a national leader in eating disorder support and advocacy, took this information and created What to Say, a simple initiative that gives adults basic information and simple, actionable guidance to protect the health and wellness of kids.

Use our free and simple resources to make a difference in the lives of your kids today!

YOU HAVE A POWERFUL VOICE. JOIN THE MOVEMENT.

Nearly 2 million kids alive and healthy today will develop an eating disorder before they reach adulthood…unless we do something about it. Join the movement to stop diet and weight talk around kids and help us change outcomes for the kids in your life.

TAKE THE PLEDGE. SAVE LIVES.

At WithAll, we are all too familiar with the devastating consequences of eating disorders. With 70% of girls and 40% of boys reporting body dissatisfaction, there is no better time for you to make a positive impact on the kids in your life.

That’s why we started the What to Say initiative.

What to Say is dedicated to equipping adults with simple tools to help kids develop healthy relationships with food and body. It starts with a 30-second pledge: to stop diet and weight talk. From there, you’ll receive ongoing resources on how to replace diet and weight talk and be an advocate for the kids in your life.

What to Say works. In fact, pledge signers have found an 87% positive change in their behaviors and words. This means that more kids have a chance to grow up free of disordered eating and thinking.

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JOIN OTHERS FROM AROUND THE WORLD IN PLEDGING TO STOP DIET AND WEIGHT TALK

See why thousands of others have joined us on our mission to stop diet and weight talk and support the health of the kids in their lives.

I want to be a positive role model for my two sons.

Shana, Mom

I am a coach, teacher and parent of three girls. I have seen the negative effects of diet and weight talk in all of these roles and we can change! We must change!

Heidi, Coach, Parent, Teacher

I need to be mindful of how I talk about food and bodies for both myself and for all the amazing littles in my life. How great would it be to have a future where dieting and body dissatisfaction aren’t a part of the daily conversation!

Danielle, Aunt,

Because the athletes I coach are so much more than a number on a scale. And because my own children deserve a mom who values being fit and healthy more than fitting in 00 jeans.

Lenka, Mom,

Because people have intrinsic value and deserve to be treated with love and dignity.

Meredith, Mom,

I am a role model for children as a coach and educator, therefore it is my responsibility to make sure my messaging helps them live healthy lives!

Matt, Coach, Teacher,

Diet talk and the mentality with dieting has been shown to negatively impact kids (and adults) —affecting both physical and mental health. Let’s join forces and teach kids to feel confident in their bodies!

Trine, Health Care Provider,

Body image is the source of so much personal identity. We ALL have a responsibility to raise up the children around us to understand their value & worth is NOT tied up in their appearance. We could literally SHIFT society’s bent if we collectively shifted.

Dawnette, Aunt, Teacher,

I am pledging for myself and my well being. I deserve better than I’ve treated myself in the past and that changes today. I’m also pledging to set a good example for my friends, my family, and my son, Doc.

Tara, Health Care Provider,